Explain how individuals experience discrimination due to misinformation, assumptions and stereotypes about mental ill health?
People with mental health get misjudged because of things they could of seen or read that doesn’t give you the correct information. Normally people with mental health are seen as scary or un trustable because people thing they could turn any moment this is wrong as things in movies or tv shows have made out the person with mental health to be the bad guy.
2.2 Explain how mental ill health may have an impact on the individual including:
A, psychological and emotional
They can lose self-esteem, self-confidence, and can also let their appearance go. B, practical and financial
They can be unhappy with going to work …show more content…
It can get you down because they can go moody with you all a sudden for no reason.
B, practical and financial
When looking after someone it can have impacts on your finances because of either having to pay for things because they have no money or cancelling things because they don’t feel in the right mind to go
C, the impact of using services
This can be helpful because it can give you a break from the person you are looking after.
D, social exclusion
You can feel excluded because you feel as though you are spending all your time with this person whilst others are going out and having fun.
E, positive impacts
The positive impacts are being able to see this person get better by you helping them.
2.4 Explain the benefits of early intervention in promoting an individual’s mental health and wellbeing?
Being there for someone in the early stages can help them because you are stopping it before it gets worse. You are letting them know you are there for them when they need
People with mental health get misjudged because of things they could of seen or read that doesn’t give you the correct information. Normally people with mental health are seen as scary or un trustable because people thing they could turn any moment this is wrong as things in movies or tv shows have made out the person with mental health to be the bad guy.
2.2 Explain how mental ill health may have an impact on the individual including:
A, psychological and emotional
They can lose self-esteem, self-confidence, and can also let their appearance go. B, practical and financial
They can be unhappy with going to work …show more content…
It can get you down because they can go moody with you all a sudden for no reason.
B, practical and financial
When looking after someone it can have impacts on your finances because of either having to pay for things because they have no money or cancelling things because they don’t feel in the right mind to go
C, the impact of using services
This can be helpful because it can give you a break from the person you are looking after.
D, social exclusion
You can feel excluded because you feel as though you are spending all your time with this person whilst others are going out and having fun.
E, positive impacts
The positive impacts are being able to see this person get better by you helping them.
2.4 Explain the benefits of early intervention in promoting an individual’s mental health and wellbeing?
Being there for someone in the early stages can help them because you are stopping it before it gets worse. You are letting them know you are there for them when they need