Abuse of any kind is bad, but for the mentally ill it is even worse. Mentally ill people in most cases cannot tell you if they are being abused. Mentally ill people that live at home or in an institution should always be treated with respect and should never have to be subject to abuse of any kind. It is the law in most states to report any possible abuse of the mentally ill. ...read more
It is commonplace for small business owners to the unemployed to not have adequate health insurance. For many, free or affordable mental health services are elusive. These services are out there, however it will take some effort and diligence to locate one that best fits your needs. ...read more
Mental health is an important aspect of a full life, yet nearly 25% percent of Americans suffer from mental illness. A psychiatric nurse is a practitioner that works with individuals and groups to assess and treat psychiatric conditions. Our lifestyles in the western hemisphere and the many cultural differences affect the process; find out how here. ...read more
Schizophrenia is a complex mental illness that causes sufferers to experience an alternate reality through delusional and hallucinatory perceptions. A cure for schizophrenia does not currently exist; however, this degenerative brain disease can be managed with a proper support network, including medical professionals who can conduct aggressive treatment measures. Sufferers can also implement certain self-coping skills once recovered from the brunt of the disease itself. ...read more
Approximately one in five adults are affected with some type of mental health disorder. These include bipolar, depression, schizophrenia, eating disorders, and more. These disorders affect people in different ways and many times treatment will vary from one person to another. Here are a few ways that mental health disorders can be treated. ...read more
Community mental health center careers range from psychologists to coordinators of youth activities. Community mental health centers typically serve a wide range of ages and personal challenges. The wider the range of services, the more diverse the types of careers available. ...read more
A mental health doctor is someone who is able to either prescribe medication or refer you to the proper therapy you need, when psychological imbalances arise. Whether you choose talk therapy or medication, there are questions you should have answered, before you begin. ...read more
Mental health issues are a common problem that many people deal with on a day to day basis. When dealing with a mental health issue you may want to see a doctor to receive treatment for your problem. The doctor will perform a mental health assessment to get a clear understand of your mental health. ...read more
In 1963, to help provide federal funding for community mental health centers, John F. Kennedy passed an act called the Community Mental Health Centers Act. Grants were received by states to build and run mental health centers as community-based care centers and to deinstitutionalize remaining centers. ...read more
Children are naturally curious human beings. They want to know “why,” “how come,” “when” and “where,” as well as every other detail of activity going on. Although we would rather not deal with these questions, they deserve answers. Explaining mental health services to children will be dependent upon the child’s age. It will take patience and careful wording. ...read more
Engaging mentally ill clients in treatment can be difficult but it is also very important. While the nature of a patient’s mental illness can make it easy for them to become unengaged, there are some steps that you can take to help engage even the most difficult clients. ...read more
Mental health professionals work to help individuals make positive changes in their life. These people work in the field because they have a passion to help other people. There are many career paths they may choose when working in mental health. ...read more
Mental health awareness is a necessary step in assisting people with mental illness. A society with knowledge about mental health issues and treatment options can better assist people who need support and assistance to seek help and improve the quality of their lives. ...read more
Mental health disorders are occurring more often in families and tend to be the reason behind violent crimes. The frequent occurrence of these conditions has led to more research and solutions to managing it. Examples of mental health disorders are obsessive-compulsive disorder, schizophrenia and multiple personality disorder. ...read more
Mental health professionals work in a variety of settings. No matter what field they work in, specialized training is required in order to help those suffering with mental illnesses. Most mental health professionals need a bachelor’s degree or higher to perform any duties. The amount of time needed to complete their education depends entirely on the type of profession chosen. ...read more
By Guest G. at Judy'sBook June 23, 2011
But it you need a job, they will not find you one, or help you find one. That being said, I have no idea even why the word JOBS is even in their title. Just another false idea brought to you by our county. I have been signed up with them... ...read more
By jasmineabc at Citysearch June 24, 2009
their follow up with my insurance company was much appreciated! It saved future headaches. I would highly reommend to anyone. ...read more
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