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    treatment. To give your friend some perspective‚ describe how mental illness has been viewed historically‚ and what effect these views have had on the treatment of the mentally ill. Mental illness has not always been as widely accepted as it is today. It took some time for psychological and humane treatments to settle into the minds of those who were considered normal. Today there is hardly as much of a stigma attached to mental disorders as there used to be. Animism was a belief that everyone

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    significantly; whilst a child may normally have quite a good appetite which sustains the activity they are doing you can often see a drop in appetite similar to the drop in activity levels. The effect of an illness on the body sends it into a semi shut down whilst it sets about dealing with the illness. when the body stops or reduces the amount of nutrient intake that it gets through food the body will loose energy at the same time. Although the body has gone through a semi shutdown the immune system

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    responsibility for actions performed while incapacitated by a mental disorder. The power (mentioned above) is inherent within “the basic principle of Canadian criminal law that to be convicted of a crime‚ the state must prove not only a wrongful act‚ but also a guilty mind” (Department of Justice‚ 4). Consequently‚ Canada’s Criminal Code has subsequently determined that citizens will not be held criminally liable for their actions if their mental state at the time rendered them “incapable of appreciating”

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    grandmother and my father sat me down in my grandmother’s lavishly decorated living room. The tenderness of their voices and the pointed looks they gave each other alerted me to the fact that something was just not right. After a few more minutes of mental preparation‚ they dropped the bomb on me that affects me even until this day: my mother‚ a longtime recovering drug addict‚ had relapsed. That moment marked a huge transition in my life. It has been about 5 or 6 years since that fateful day‚ and

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    this assignment‚ I did not know what to write about‚ but after some thinking I decided to choose a topic that isn’t only about me but explains why I function the way I do. What’s more authentic than the illness that shaped me into the person I am today? Depression is one misunderstood mental illness and is truly bittersweet. Living with depression helped me adjust to the world around me‚ by giving me a new perspective on how my actions may affect others. My family is a huge example‚ each individual

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    misunderstanding of mental illnesses and how individuals experiencing symptoms are affected. Specifically with the up and downs of bipolar disorder‚ schizophrenia and many individuals associate the disorders with certain aspects only due to mainstream media. These mental illnesses manifest themselves vastly different in each individual with the given disorder. Society needs to work on better understanding the true symptoms of an individual with these mental illnesses. As time progresses‚ mental illness has become

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    Introduction: We are told that people with mental illness are not treated well in the society‚ yet that doesn’t stop them from being who they are today. In the film ‘The Dark Horse’ directed by James Napier Robertson we could see how Genesis was treated by the people he is surrounded by. For example at ‘The gang house’ they treated him like he didn’t exist and just made fun of him. Whereas at ‘The clubhouse’ he was more open and free because they let him be. They let him live his passion for helping

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    Thomas Szaz’s work‚ The Myth of Mental Illness‚ raises many questions as to what constitutes mental health and at what point do we label something as abnormal. As I read the article‚ the argument of homosexuality came to mind as it was once considered a mental illness prior to the 1970s. Szaz’s argument that mental illness may be a product of our environments and values also mirrors that of addiction: is addiction a disease‚ a choice‚ or a disease of choice? The ethical and social mores that individuals

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    Mental health is the name given to somebody’s emotional‚ psychological and social well-being. It affects the way somebody thinks and acts‚ and it has a lot to do with how well one handles stress. It is believed that having a mental illness such as anxiety or depression can cause somebody to get physically sick‚ but why and how and still unknown to doctors. Recently scientists have been doing research into the links between the immune system and the mental health state. The research done has been

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    When one thinks of mental illness they often think of psychologists. Psychologists are intertwined with mental illness because they are the ones that generally treat and diagnose it. Psychologists at mental institutes generally stay and help the people at the mental institute that they work at. Before it was unclear whether of not they were properly educated because not much research was done on it and so it was impossible to be able to properly educate them. Now‚ with more research and education

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