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    Long Term Care The Continuum of Care What is Long Term Care?  Healthmental health‚ social and residential services provided to temporarily or chronically disabled person over extended period of time Characteristics of LT Care         Physical or mental‚ temporary or permanent Need based on functional disabilities Promotes or maintains health and independence in functional abilities and quality of life To enable us to die peacefully and with dignity Multiple services and multiple

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    Stigma around mental health in the modern world is no longer forcing people with mental illnesses into asylums and subjecting them to horrible torture such as electroshock therapy for being deemed too dangerous or scary to function in the outside world‚ but instead is deeply ingrained in everyone‚ regardless of mental health status. One in four Americans‚ thirteen percent of ages 8-15‚ and twenty percent of ages 13-18 experience some form of mental illness‚ and there are many more who do not have

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    Mental health disorders are serious illnesses that affect many people every day. The number of people being affected by these illnesses is increasing every year with no signs of letting up‚ causing psychologists to be concerned. One group of people that is extremely affected by this are college students. As college students make a huge transition in their lives they begin to cross obstacles. One of these obstacles being mental health issues. The book College Student Mental Health Counseling: A Developmental

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    __________________________________________ While the future of Mental and Behavioral Health Services continue to strive through many striving goals to develop continuous practices‚ treatments‚ evaluations‚ policies‚ and research‚ advancements are taking place to better the future of this program and its outreach to the people. Mental disorders are common in the United States and internationally. An estimated 26.2 percent of Americans ages 18 and older — about one in four adults — suffer from a diagnosable mental disorder in a given year

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    Mental Ill and Workplace Lack of Diversity Literature Review Introduction Being employed is a life experience which everyone wishes they could experience. Being employed allows an individual prospect of belonging‚ gratitude and allows them to build their self worth. People who have low self esteem believe that they are less fortunate in obtain employment then others. There are many obstacles that the mentally ill experience when trying to again employment. After conducting this research I have

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    spite of falling victim to false beliefs and deeply rooted misconception‚ the issue of mental health features very low on our society’s list of priorities. In terms of government‚ India undoubtedly subscribes to the democratic principles. However‚ its provisions for its mentally ill fall short for putting the principles into practice. In the south of India where I come from not many people care to talk about mental illness they regard it as a curse from the Gods because of sins their fathers or fore

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    The World Health Organization considers depression to be a leading cause of disability worldwide. “People routinely say that depression is the worst thing that’s happened to them‚” Coplan says. “And the reason that’s offered is that their brains don’t work properly. They can’t make decisions and they aren’t sure of themselves — everything requires huge mental effort.” (Vann‚ 2017‚ p. 2). Since people claim depression is similar to a tragedy in their life‚ treatment is necessary to overcome this obstacle

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    According to the United States Surgeon reports‚ stigma is one of the main barriers to mental health care (Bharadwaj et al.‚ 2015). It has also been noted that it is one of the many reasons why people make the choice to not get the necessary treatment they need is because they feel the stigma associated to the mental illness (Corrigan et al.‚ 2004). A lot of prior research has indicated the growing concern that stigma is an obstacle between appropriate care and letting the symptoms get worst when

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    Mental Health Counselor Mental Health Counselors are very important in today’s society. Our busy‚ stressful‚ hectic‚ everyday lives can be a little overwhelming at times. Mental Health Counselors are here for people who sometimes can’t handle everyday activities and tasks. The definition given to a Mental Health Counselor is “A mental health counselor helps individuals and families deal with difficult emotions‚ mental health disorders and trauma. A person with this title provides therapy and coaching

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    Mental illness should be seen as an umbrella term‚ that covers a variety of diseases‚ symptoms‚ treatment and recovery options. Recovery from mental illness does not focus on eliminating the disease entirely but actually being able to control the symptoms and live a quality life. A person diagnosed with a mental illness struggles not only with symptoms of the disease but also the stigmatization of their mental illness. Stigma is not a new concept and it does not solely affect people with mental illnesses

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