This case study examines the critical role of mental health in nursing practices, emphasizing the interconnectedness of mental and physical well-being. It explores the importance of nurses understanding mental health issues, including various disorders and the impact of comorbidity. The case study highlights the recovery model of care, its significance for nurses like Janice and Samprit, and its application in patient-centered care. It delves into mental state examinations, their role in comprehensive assessments, and the skills required for nurses to support patients with mental health needs within a hospital environment. The analysis emphasizes the need for knowledge in mental health nursing practices, including medication administration and patient assessment, to improve the quality of care and patient outcomes. This includes the importance of understanding the relationship between mental and physical health, and the steps that nursing students can take to provide effective support to patients with mental health needs.