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    In order to achieve a healthy lifestyle, people need to maintain a good mental health in the meantime. Vegetarian diets are also linked with people’s mental health closely with the definition as “a state of well-being in which every individual realizes his or her own potential, can cope with the normal stresses of life, can work productively and fruitfully, and is able to make a contribution to her or his community.” Diets play an important role when it comes to human mood, which create a…

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    Research Essay A mental illness refers to a wide arrange of mental health conditions that affects a person’s mood, thinking and behavior. Examples of of mental illness include depression, anxiety disorders, schizophrenia, eating disorders and addictive behaviors. Although the exact cause of mental illness is not known, research has made it clear that these conditions could be caused by a combination of genetic, biological, psychological, and environmental factors. It is not personal weakness…

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    Clinical Reflection

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    some of the basic disorders that patients face. I would have described myself as your typical caring nursing student, equipped to care for the needs of the mental health patient. I discovered however, through clinical experience and hands on learning with actual patients that my perception of the mental health patient was limited at best and has changed immensely. Before clinical I had grouped most mental health patients in one box. The uniqueness of each individual disorder was not…

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    Freshman year. This very bright, outgoing girl, quickly cast herself out of the world. She then questions everything she does and what her parents would think of her, further degrading her self esteem. Lindsay is suffering from major depressive disorder. A disorder that plagues the victim with a persistent low mood that is accompanied by low self esteem and a loss of interest…

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    Then one day he had a mental breakdown and disappeared. It was like he fell off the face of the earth. After 30 years he returned and Comparison News was able to get an interview with him. He was interviewed by James Nickson who suffers from similar symptoms. Michael James endures schizophrenia, which ended his career abruptly. James Nickson suffers from type 2 diabetes that limits his work performance. During the interview James asked Michael question pertaining to his disorder. James: How…

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    What is DID ? Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) is one of the more controversial dissociative disorder today. Many therapists and psychological professionals do not believe that this is a real condition, though it is noticed as a disorder by many centers of mental health. According to “A History of Dissociative Identity Disorder,” DID has been an issue for a while, with reports going back to the 17th century and further. Many forms of this condition are shown in Paleolithic cave paintings…

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    Mass Shooting In Colleges

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    students and faculty that opened fire at those colleges. Mass shootings on college campuses are not fictional events, they are ongoing and increasing. Ways that could minimize the chances of mass shootings happening on campuses with or without armories; mental health checks, escorts, and trainings on dangerous behaviors. According to the Analysis of Mass Shootings produced by EverytownReseach.org,…

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    Mental illnesses are hard to diagnose. As Professor John Breeding mentions in his video and our textbook, Discovering Psychology, mentions on page 239, there are not blood tests or scans that you can do in determining whether or not you have a specific mental illness. People’s behavior must be observed and after that, doctors typically refer back to the DSM (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders) for diagnosis. Even though there is no scientific or chemically proven way to show…

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    implementation discussed in this essay is in accordance with state mandated laws. State mandated laws help implement fair and appropriate education for all students. The first view is to provide factors to service students with Emotional Behavior Disorder. Lastly, I will…

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    paper, and is described as, “a disorder found in Malaysia, the Philippines, Java, and some parts of Africa, jump around violently, yell loudly, grab knives or other weapons, and attack any people and objects they encounter” (Comer, 2010). The quote above shows a brief description of this disorder, which can show the danger it presents, and the need to find effectively identify it. To sum up the above, this paper’s intent is to delve into research over this disorder in order to properly identify…

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