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    Beginning this journey in the mental health field I thought it was pretty clean cut. My friends tended to come to me for advice and would often tell me how well I was at being able to view situations from different standing points. With the praise I was receiving, it would only be smart to get paid for the craft in which I exceled in. It was not until I began to gain experience that I realized that the psychology field was so much more than telling a friend to find their own happiness. The…

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    nourishing, and motivating (World Health Organization, 2018). The welcoming, supportive, inspiring atmosphere creates a safe space for client’s to take their first steps towards health, and healing. Strengthening Community Action The interrelatedness between healthy communities and its citizens are required for harmonized co-existence. Empowering communities to action regarding their health initiates capacity for change. Strengthening and enriching participation in health matters occur by…

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    multiple determinants and are results of complex interconnected variables. It has often been typically suggested that success and achievement are combinations of many factors such as class size, teacher education, parent involvement, and physical and mental health status. Academic achievement is described and determined based on grade point average, test scores, graduation rate, and college enrollment. Among many other things, academic achievement is important for the development of children to…

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    A person’s mental health can affect their feelings, thoughts, and actions (What 2013). Currently, 19 states have yet to expand Medicaid eligibility and mental health is an important topic of consideration (Current 2017). The first article is titled “The Effects of Medicaid Eligibility on Mental Health Services and Out-of-Pocket Spending for Mental Health Services” (hereinafter referred to as “Article #1”) and that article will be compared and contrasted to the article titled “Medicaid Expansions…

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    Understanding the motive for mental health disorders, and seeing how to treat and remedy them, is a troublesome business. This is for two noteworthy reasons, firstly, there is significant variability within patients with regard to their symptoms, their ways of life, their medication patterns, and their social situation therefore establishing a cause and effective correlation is demanding and requires the study of large and well-characterised participant groups. Furthermore, whilst enhanced…

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    of Science in Integrative Mental Health is a unique program that will help me be a better holistic Naturopathic Physician to my patients. Naturopathic Physicians have basic training in counseling which is helpful for many situations when helping patients. However, as a rural physician, it is more likely that my patients will not be able to travel to find the nearest counselor or therapist. With the additional training in the Master of Science in Integrative Mental Health, I will be able to…

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    Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing (PMHN) has been the most interesting class I have taken at Baptist College thus far. With only six weeks to learn the basic knowledge of psychiatric nursing care, our instructors were still able to cover an abundant amount of information. Through this knowledge and information learned in lecture, we were able to better prepare and care for patients in the psychiatric clinical setting. Although I thoroughly enjoyed learning about psychiatric concepts of care and…

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    provide care to patients with a wide variety of physical and mental health comorbidities within an…

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    have suffered from mental illness long before the guilt of his two murders forced him into insanity. As a result, one can deduce that crime is directly linked to mental illness when factors such as the economy and the environment are accounted for, as shown in the novel Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky. Epidemiology, the branch of medicine that deals with the incidence, distribution, and possible control of diseases, can be used to study the link between crime and mental…

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    The film highlights the importance of love and respect for ones’ mental health. There are many factors that can contribute to James’ poor mental health, such as substance abuse, low social economic status and socially isolated. Also, family issues can contribute to poor mental health, for example, James’ parents split up. His dad saw him on the street, but pretended not seeing him and then walked away. Stepmother refused to have a dinner with him at Christmas. He saw his family has a new life, a…

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