Mental Health Ireland Case Study
INTRODUCTION
Mental Health is the state of our mind. The way we respond with changes in our everyday life shows our mental health. According to WHO, ‘it is the state of wellbeing in which individuals are able to realise their own abilities, can cope with the normal stresses of life, can work productively and fruitfully, and are able to make a contribution to their community’’ (WHO, 2004)
Good mental health is when we are able to feel good about ourselves and being able to get on effectively with ourselves and other people in our life. When we are able to cope with the challenges that we encounter in our everyday life. Mental Health Problems is the persistent failure to cope with the ups and downs of life and where there is interference in …show more content…
Mental Health Ireland with partnership with the HSE are working hard to promote positive mental health and wellbeing to all individuals and communities across the country. They are working towards a society where there is Social inclusion for all, people treated equally with respect and dignity. (Mental Health Ireland , N/A) Their vision of a society where Mental Health is valued as being an essential part of a personal wellbeing and the health of the Nation. They are working hard to educate and inform the Country the importance of understanding Mental Health and show respect for those that are …show more content…
It may be hard to admit to fears that most other people don’t seem to have, but asking for help is a sign of strength.
There are support networks around your locality. The first point of call should be to your local G.P, he can provide you with options of the available treatments which could be medication for a short time fix. There are also other support services that are coordinated by the Community Mental Health Team which are usually based in the Hospitals or in the local HSE office. They offer number of specialist services that provide various treatments, including counselling, alternative treatment and other talking treatments and programmes like different therapies behaviour therapy, mindfulness these help to manage and teach people how to live with anxiety, they also bring people that has had past experiences of anxiety.
There are detailed information and support when you visit or call the following Voluntary Organisation that are dedicated in awareness and improving the life of the people affected with any of the mental illness.
• The Samaritans Ireland, Freephone: 116 123 jo@samaritans.org, www.samaritans.org
• Your Mental Health,
Mental Health is the state of our mind. The way we respond with changes in our everyday life shows our mental health. According to WHO, ‘it is the state of wellbeing in which individuals are able to realise their own abilities, can cope with the normal stresses of life, can work productively and fruitfully, and are able to make a contribution to their community’’ (WHO, 2004)
Good mental health is when we are able to feel good about ourselves and being able to get on effectively with ourselves and other people in our life. When we are able to cope with the challenges that we encounter in our everyday life. Mental Health Problems is the persistent failure to cope with the ups and downs of life and where there is interference in …show more content…
Mental Health Ireland with partnership with the HSE are working hard to promote positive mental health and wellbeing to all individuals and communities across the country. They are working towards a society where there is Social inclusion for all, people treated equally with respect and dignity. (Mental Health Ireland , N/A) Their vision of a society where Mental Health is valued as being an essential part of a personal wellbeing and the health of the Nation. They are working hard to educate and inform the Country the importance of understanding Mental Health and show respect for those that are …show more content…
It may be hard to admit to fears that most other people don’t seem to have, but asking for help is a sign of strength.
There are support networks around your locality. The first point of call should be to your local G.P, he can provide you with options of the available treatments which could be medication for a short time fix. There are also other support services that are coordinated by the Community Mental Health Team which are usually based in the Hospitals or in the local HSE office. They offer number of specialist services that provide various treatments, including counselling, alternative treatment and other talking treatments and programmes like different therapies behaviour therapy, mindfulness these help to manage and teach people how to live with anxiety, they also bring people that has had past experiences of anxiety.
There are detailed information and support when you visit or call the following Voluntary Organisation that are dedicated in awareness and improving the life of the people affected with any of the mental illness.
• The Samaritans Ireland, Freephone: 116 123 jo@samaritans.org, www.samaritans.org
• Your Mental Health,