Yes, it is accurate to say that a given behavior or belief could be seen as either healthy or unhealthy depending on the context. A belief or behavior can be judged on the basis of how helpful it is to the patient, which can vary depending on religious or cultural context.

Mental health professionals should take this into account when assessing an individual with a different religious or cultural background. They should considered whether or not the behavior or belief they see as abnormal is typical among the patient's cultural peers, and they should consider whether or not the patient themself views these beliefs or behaviors as conterproductive to living a fulfilling life.
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