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    Understanding Mental Health Problems 1.1 The nature of mental wellbeing and mental health is perceived in many different ways in turn causing conflict. Peoples views on the origin of mental health and the reasoning towards the conditioning of the illness creates many negative but yet also positive views. Negativity towards mental health is largely part of a lack of understanding and education towards the condition. It is believed that this may be due to the fact that mental illness is not a condition

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    The stigma around mental health issues has a significant connection to violence in society that causes people to over amplify the danger of persons with mental health illnesses. The symptoms of mental illnesses are often exaggerated to be much worse than people with mental illnesses actually show. Ones who suffer from these mental illnesses are afraid of being criticized or judged. The media also contributes to this stigma of the mentally ill being violent. The lack of quality mental illness health

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    Description What is mental health illness? Mental health can be defined as a person’s condition with regard to the psychological and emotional well being of an individual and the way we interact. It plays a roll in how we think‚ feel‚ and act. Mental health effects how people live their day to day lives. Decisions we make‚ how we associate with others and deal with stress can be quite difficult with someone who has a mental illness. Factors that indicate why people have mental illness’s are genetics

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    Mental Illness is defined as a condition which causes serious disorder in a person’s behavior and thinking (Mental Illness). Although this is the dictionary definition‚ there are many other descriptions that are associated with mental illness. For example‚ the media’s portrayal of mental illness produces a whole different interpretation. Someone with a mental illness diagnosis may produce a whole different explanation than what has been previously heard. Many times people use terms associated with

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    What is Multiple Personality Disorder? Multiple personality disorder‚ also known as dissociative identity disorder‚ is a mental illness‚ which is a common effect of severe trauma during early childhood. It is usually something extreme‚ repetitive physical‚ sexual‚ and or emotional abuse. MPD is a disorder involving a disturbance of identity in which two or more separate and distinct personalities control a person’s behavior at different times. The dissociative aspect is said to be a coping mechanism

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    their own cultures. It is clear that social contexts and cultures are the key determinants that change the mental health services that minorities use while shaping their mental health in the process. The minorities may be prevented from receiving proper care and utilizing and accessing care in the event of a cultural misunderstanding between the clinician and the patient‚ disintegration of mental health services‚ or clinician bias (Quigley‚ 2007). With an ostensibly endless range of individual

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    Multiple Personality Disorder (MPD) or Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) was first recognized in the 1700’s but was not understood so therefore it was forgotten. Many cases show up in medical records through the years‚ but in 1905‚ Dr. Morton Prince wrote a book about MULTIPLE PERSONALITY DISORDER that is a foundation for the disorder. A few years after it was published Sigmund Freud dismissed the disorder and this dropped it from being discussed at any credible mental health meetings. Since then

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    development. There will be a discussion on how the finance‚ administration‚ and data aspect play an important role in the development. Describe How Client Needs Influence the Design of a Mental Health Program The targeted populated would be the veterans who suffer with PTSD‚ who are homeless‚ living in poverty‚ and with mental and physical health issues. Among this group will include the veterans of all cultures; Hispanic‚ African-American‚ Whites‚ Asian‚ Native Hawaiian and American Indians. Ethnic minority

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    Borderline Personality Disorder Jane Doe College of My Choice Borderline Personality Disorder “Personality traits are patterns of thinking‚ perceiving‚ reacting‚ and relating that are relatively stable over time and in various situations” (Porter & Kaplan‚ 2011‚ p. 1553). Personality traits normally begin at adolescence. Most of these traits are upheld through most of life‚ while some of these traits change as we get older. “A personality disorder is a long-lasting pattern

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    First‚ there are many stigmas about mental illness. One stigma about mental illness is that people with mental illness lack intelligence. While this is a commonly held belief‚ it is not true in the majority of cases. In fact‚ according to psychology today‚ the opposite is true with more intelligent people having a greater likelihood of having a mental illness. A second stigma about mental illness is that illnesses like depression and anxiety are character flaws and can easily be overcome with a outlook

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