Psychoeducation is a structured educational service that provides individuals, families, groups, and communities with accurate information about mental health, emotional well-being, behavioral conditions, substance use, and coping strategies. The purpose of psychoeducation is to help people understand psychological conditions, reduce stigma, improve self-awareness, and develop practical skills for managing life's challenges. Unlike psychotherapy, which focuses on treating emotional and psychological problems through therapeutic interventions, psychoeducation is primarily an educational process. It empowers individuals by increasing their knowledge, understanding, and ability to make informed decisions about their mental, emotional, and behavioral health.