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    Persuasive Speech - Opening Up About Your Mental Health Opening up about your mental health can be a very difficult thing to do. Everyday‚ many people face many different problems but are too afraid to admit it because of what people will think. People should be more open about the problems they face so they can get the help that they need to get better. Do you know someone with a mental health problem? Are you accepting of them? Do you have a mental health problem? Are you open to talking about it

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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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    The Roles and Missions of Mental Health Counselors A clinical mental health counselor provide services for those who are addicted to substances such as drugs and alcohol‚ those who have depression‚ anxiety‚ etc.‚ those who need or ask for family parenting skills‚ couples therapy for marital problems‚ those who no longer want to be in this world‚ those who have self-esteem issues‚ and for those who are aging and the issues that come along with the aging process (Gladding & Newsome‚ 2010). With the

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    Effect on Mental Health As of May 23‚ there have been over 2‚200 lawsuits against the NFL over concussions. Most people think that concussions occur only during huge helmet-to-helmet collisions resulting in a player being knocked unconscious. These hits do cause severe concussions but the truth is that most concussions happen during small hits or in a dog pile. These mild hits add up and take a toll on your brain. I believe that the NFL should implement a concussion limit and mental test in order

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    Development of Clinical Mental Health January 19‚ 2014 Capella University Online The History and Development of Clinical Mental Health The history of mental health counseling and philosophies that developed formed the foundation of professional counseling and is responsible for how the profession is perceived today. The current standards‚ regulation‚ and credentialing set by the profession in addition help form an identity for the profession. Mental Health Counseling has always

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    com/research/US/Job=Mental_Health_Counselor/Salary (2) http://study.com/articles/Mental_Health_Counselors_Job_Description_and_Information_About_Starting_a_Career_in_Mental_Health_Counseling.html Mental Health Counselor A mental health counselor is a healthcare worker responsible for diagnosing and treating mental health disorders‚ problems‚ and illnesses. Your resume template should highlight your proficiency with this responsibility. These counsellors are generally state-certified‚ and requirements for

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    hand-in-hand‚ especially when it comes to mental illness. According to the Wisconsin United for Mental Health website‚ “. . . people with a mental illness would rather tell their employers they have committed a petty crime and were in jail than admit to being in a psychiatric hospital.” Herein lays the core effect of stigma associated with mental health issues – discrimination and diminished self-worth. Frequently‚ stigma against people with mental health disorders involves propagation of inaccurate

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    Common Mental Health Issues People experience a variety of painful issues in their lives. From the beginning some issues are more challenging than others‚ in part because of struggles with either addiction or depression. People who manage their concerns are also managing them when they step into their daily jobs. The problems people carry with them can affect their job performance and their relationships. Their compromised attention can cause additional frustrations such as mistakes and missed

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    Adolescent Mental Health Facilities An adolescent is defined to be someone who has undergone puberty but has not yet reached full adulthood. This time usually begins at the start of middle school. It is a very stressful time for most adolescents because of all the changes going on around them. Not only are they dealing with social stresses‚ but things at home might not be all right. They may be starting to use drugs‚ or even worse they could be addicted already. Sexual pressure also starts to become

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    Inmates often suffer from multiple mental health related issues and addicted to drugs. Many times‚ these inmates are often time ostracized by other inmates and are stigmatized by their illness. This leads to inmates becoming very withdrawn from others or tend to be very violent and prone to outburst and other violent actions. This leads to these inmates often being punished for their behavior instead of being treated for the disorders that are causing these behaviors. (Aufderheide‚ 2014) A study

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