Mental Health/Mental Illness: Chapter Analysis

In chapter 2 Mental Health/Mental Illness: Historical and Theoretical Concepts, the topic is to define the origin and evolution on psychiatric care. The chapter goes into the history of when psychiatric care first began, along with the norms that were expected. Throughout the years psychiatric care has been changed through leaders like Benjamin Rush, Dorothy Dix, and Linda Richards, and they have all help form the care that is delivered in modern day. The chapter also goes into detail distinctively defining anxiety and grief. Anxiety and grief are two major responses to stress, and it can take form and effect in different ways to different people. Anxiety can range from mild to panic cases, and grief is defined through five stages. Important