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    given in writing, voluntarily. Authorized representative in statute C.R.S. § 25.5-10-202(1), Is the person designated by the person receiving services. Voluntary applications for mental health services in statute C.R.S. § 27-65-103(2) allows a minor at who is 15 years of age may consent for mental health treatment with or without parents’ consent. Any adult over the age of 18 years old who can make informed intellectual decisions regarding their personal welfare. Any authorized…

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    The media has a key role in the portrayal of mental health; this may be through TV soaps, movies and programmes which contribute towards affecting the public’s belief systems. Mentally ill characters are depicted as the most dangerous of all as majority of the news stories regarding mental illness either focus on negative characteristics related to people with the disorder e.g. unpredictability. However positive stories which highlight recovery of many people with even the most serious illnesses…

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    Mental Health in communities and barriers that impact care Monique Messam Nova Southeastern University History of Mental Health Mental illness is a serious condition that affects a person behavior, mood, physical health and employment. Negative stigma towards people with mental illness were believed to be cursed or possessed cause difficulty finding mental health professional to treat mental disorders. In the past treatment for mental ill patients were institutional…

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    Topic: What is Mental Health? Thesis: It is important to have fiction books to learn from them especially about illnesses that play a big role in today's society. For example social anxiety and depression, which is not widely taught or really accepted, to understand and get a new perspective on new situations. The general argument made by the Each Mind Matters California's Mental Health Movement in this article called, ¨ what is mental health?¨ is that anyone can have a mental illness. More…

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    positivity? Are people unhealthily wrapped up in health? Many people wouldn’t think so, but lately eating habits, excessive exercise, and even yoga, have been popularized into big fads, and not actual solutions. Society focuses on how your body looks and judges you based on it; nobody thinks to ask about the state of your mental health. Over twenty percent of people worldwide have mental illnesses, and many don’t even know it. People think of mental illnesses as being depressed or being…

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    According to Corey & Corey (2012) mental health counselors plays a vital part in society as there has always been a need to make an impact or be the one to make a difference in someone else’s life. This is a very challenging career and it does not always end with positive results, but it is an opportunity to help these mental health patients. It can be challenging in that some of these individuals have to want your help and some are simply not interested in changes. This is why some are…

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    Mental Health and Crime When crimes are committed terms such as insane or crazy are often used to describe the guilty party. For the average law abiding citizen it seems impossible that anyone could even consider killing another person or even stealing something that does not belong to them. Although it has been proven that not every criminal has a mental illness, and not everyone who has a mental illness is a criminal. However the mentally ill are often find themselves in prisons and it is a…

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    Introduction Mental health in prisoners is problem which is often not considered as a great one in the public health field although it is a matter of fact that many prisoners suffer from mental illness. . The rate of mental disorders is significantly higher in prisoners compared to the general population. Studies in several different countries show that 10-15% of the prison population suffer from mental illnesses. 1 in 7 prisoners has a mental disorder worldwide (Fazel & Seewald, 2010), around…

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    biogenetic factors of mental health actually increases the overall stigma associated with it. Through the increase in the attribution of uncontrollability, biogenetic causes often reduce some stigma associated with blame. However, this reduction in the blame component of stigma is outweighed by the tendency of biogenetic explanations to trigger psychological essentialism. This can lead to to a higher likelihood to subscribe to stereotypes such as that of people with mental illness being…

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    Mental Health Bystander’s Problem Identification Coming up with an interesting topic was a little hard for my group. We had many ideas but had to be careful of how we presented them. When coming up with a topic, we did not want to make anyone feel guilty. So we decided to tackle awareness bystanders on mental health. The reason my group member’s and I decided to come up with this topic because most people who have a mental illness are in denial. The will not state that are depress but their…

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