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    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…

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    with the individual having previously been diagnosed with mental illness and presents with a reduced functioning capacity and needs help developing living skills. • Wondakka is a community rehabilitation centre located in Elizabeth, SA that offers access to a psychosocial rehabilitation, a day program for outpatients, GPs, health and community services. Accessibility to Wondakka CRC comes from a referral from a…

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    Pet Mental Health Benefits

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    really is good for your physical and mental health. "Pets often provide unconditional acceptance and love and they're always there for you," says Gary A. Christenson, MD, chief medical officer at Boynton Health Service at the University of Minnesota. "There is a bond and companionship that makes a big difference in mental health," not to mention the extra exercise you get from walks and playtime. Down blow you will learn the ways your pet can boost your health. Pets may lower your cholesterol If…

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    Recent Developments in Mental Health Parity The Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act (MHPAEA) and the associated rules have been in place now for most health plans and employers for 7 years. The Interim Final Rules were effective for health plan renewals on or after July 1, 2009, while the Final Rules became effective for renewals on or after July 1, 2014. So why an article on MHPAEA now in 2016? Because we continue to see many non-compliant plan designs on the market, including…

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    three levels is mental health parity, or lack thereof. Although strides have been made through legislature to correct the disparities in mental health care, the field and its patients continue to be plagued by inadequate access and resources as well as an unrelenting stigma. According to the American Nurses Association (ANA), nearly a quarter of American adults experience a diagnosable mental disorder in a given year. The ANA also states that individuals who struggle with a mental disorder have…

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    sustainable, on-campus mental health services (Mowbray et al. 231). In an academic article written by Carol T. Mowbray et al, the researchers argue in support of granting students with the necessary, undeniable, resource of on-campus mental health services to help alleviate any of the pain, tension, and issues that mental health can negatively affect (Mowbray et al. 235). It is recommended that students be given a more-informed perspective on the potential negative implications mental illness…

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    This narrative is a reflection on my development as a health care professional. I will ponder on the start of my mental health nursing programme, my fears and feelings on commencing my training. I will reflect on the skills I had when I began my study, the skills I have learnt since I started training and the skills I will need to learn to develop as a capable healthcare professional. I will include an action plan on how I should be able to acquire the skills I need to improve my learning…

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    Is taking mental health days a good or bad thing? It just depends on which view point you are on but it is both a good and a bad thing to take mental health days. Taking mental health days from work could do more harm than good but can also be very beneficial. Taking a mental health day from work can be very beneficial if you need time or if you are in a tough situation. People that need a mental health day could need it for depression, anxiety, or if they have problems that they need to think…

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    Health is a vital element for an individual to survive. It can refer to the absence of diseases and illnesses because of having a strong immune system, but it can also mean “a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being” (Frequently asked questions, n.d.). It is crucial to have a balance on these three elements in order to become a healthy individual, as they influence each other. For example, when an individual has a poor physical health like chronic diseases, they may have mental…

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    individual will have to stay in school for a long time. I finally came across Mental Health Nursing. My first impression of Mental Health Nursing was the movies I’ve seen with mentally ill individuals provided with little empathy and inhumane care. Soon I realized this perception was inaccurate. My clinical rotations in Mental Health reassured my dreams. Even though my nursing school friends denounced my decision to pursue mental health, I continued to stand by my admiration. An article by…

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