Mental health is the emotional and spiritual resilience which enables enjoyment of life, the ability to survive pain, disappointment and sadness. It is a positive sense of well-being and underlying belief in our own and others’ dignity and worth.
It is the ability to solve problems and forge relationships with others, to achieve aims and goals
Q1B
Mental ill health is when a person experiences significant changes in their thinking, feelings or behaviour, it also leads to the individual becoming unable to cope, stressed or over-emotional.
Q2A
A sense of well-being is feeling positive about yourself, the choices you make and things that happen in your life. Being content with your decisions and happy with your surroundings.
Q2B
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Q10
Social and cultural attitude can create a feeling of being discriminated against or a reluctance to speak about your fears to anyone. Telling carer you feel fine when in fact, you don’t! This can have a knock on effect as you are pretending everything is ok but hiding the stress, strain and depression which are getting worse but your support is being reduced.
Q11
The Mental Health Act 1983 (MHA) dealt with the assessment, treatment and rights of people with mental health conditions and their compulsory admission to hospital;
Data Protection Act 1998 is the safeguarding of confidential information about individuals
Human Rights Act 1998 protects a range of human rights and ensures all people are treated equally.
Mental Health Act 1983. The purpose of the Act is to state the circumstances in which a person can be detained.
National Health Service and Community Care Act explain provision of services for people at home under domiciliary care, day services, respite car and services for carers.
Human Rights Act 1998. This protects people with mental health in two
It is the ability to solve problems and forge relationships with others, to achieve aims and goals
Q1B
Mental ill health is when a person experiences significant changes in their thinking, feelings or behaviour, it also leads to the individual becoming unable to cope, stressed or over-emotional.
Q2A
A sense of well-being is feeling positive about yourself, the choices you make and things that happen in your life. Being content with your decisions and happy with your surroundings.
Q2B
Resilience and …show more content…
Q10
Social and cultural attitude can create a feeling of being discriminated against or a reluctance to speak about your fears to anyone. Telling carer you feel fine when in fact, you don’t! This can have a knock on effect as you are pretending everything is ok but hiding the stress, strain and depression which are getting worse but your support is being reduced.
Q11
The Mental Health Act 1983 (MHA) dealt with the assessment, treatment and rights of people with mental health conditions and their compulsory admission to hospital;
Data Protection Act 1998 is the safeguarding of confidential information about individuals
Human Rights Act 1998 protects a range of human rights and ensures all people are treated equally.
Mental Health Act 1983. The purpose of the Act is to state the circumstances in which a person can be detained.
National Health Service and Community Care Act explain provision of services for people at home under domiciliary care, day services, respite car and services for carers.
Human Rights Act 1998. This protects people with mental health in two