Virginia Woolf is noted for her works addressing mental health issues, particularly in her novel "Mrs. Dalloway." Woolf's writing explores the complexities of mental illness and the societal pressures women face. Through her characters, she delves into their inner struggles, illuminating the challenges of mental health in early 20th-century society. Woolf's own experiences with mental health profoundly influenced her writing, inviting readers to understand and empathize with those grappling with similar issues. Her works remain influential in feminist literature and the conversations surrounding mental health awareness.