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    Journal #1: My Thoughts on Becoming a Mental Health Counselor Tanya Mizell Walden University Journal #1: My Thoughts on Becoming a Mental Health Counselor With great significance, my progression through the Walden University’s mental health counseling program will indeed impact my life both personally and professionally. The impact of my studies and training will assist me in making the changes and enhancements that are necessary for me to be a proficient, commonsensical and open-minded…

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    Does it ask all of the necessary questions to determine what the client’s presenting problem is? The Mental Health Intake Form (See Appendix) asks all of the pertinent information to determine the client’s presenting problem. The first page has a question concerning the purpose the client is seeking treatment. The first page also requests that the client list what their treatment goals are, check off their current symptoms and complete a suicide risk assessment. The symptoms checklist has 22…

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    express their symptoms. Mental health has not been acknowledged as a crucial issue in the world until recently; it was assumed that all mental disorders were universal, across cultures. However, non-western methods argue otherwise. Professionals dominate the mental health field, which silenced the voices of those who opposed Western Methods. In fact, those who opposed Western methods were mostly minorities. Western methods are heavily reliant on the biological perspective of mental illness.…

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    room setting, I have witnessed and cared for many patients who fit the criteria as a mental health crisis patient. Some patients being newly diagnosed to some patients having a mental illness for years. Each diagnosis, symptoms, medications, family support, environmental factors, etc. can affect how the patient will do with their condition. A clinical experience I have had with a patient suffering with a mental health diagnosis and with a lack of family support arises more than one would think.…

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    me the ability to complete a BSN in a timely manner with hands-on experience that will be paramount to success toward completing a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Program. My Undergraduate career was obscured by the looming presence of clinical depression, this personal experience been the driving force in my pursuit to become a Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. My greatest struggles with depression came with accepting there was a problem. Initially, I refused to acknowledge the…

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    The education program needs to be strategically developed for a mental health facility because nurses need to understand the emotional issues the individual might have dealing with their mental disorder, and they need to be provided with quality care that operates within the organization’s standards. The research design used will come from Miller’s pyramid of competence in medical sector that consist of gaining knowledge through exposure to clinical cases, involvement in clinical cases and…

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    Problem Based Learning Mental Health 1. The video that I watched is called “Living with Schizophrenia”. Schizophrenia can affected several aspects of one life. Rebecca’s relationships, employment, sleep patterns, and everyday activities such as house cleaning, cooking, and even taking care of personal hygiene are affected. When the initial onset of schizophrenia started Rebecca said that she felt as if she was losing connections with her friends and family. Not having the social support while…

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    The delivery system for mental health in the US has shifted from state financed institutions, where patients were cared for in state hospitals and psychiatric asylums to more federally based programs that focus on treatment in the community (Cunningham et al., 2006). The first two developing changes in the mental health system arose in the 1990’s. One of these changes was the physical and therapeutic treatments of the mentally ill. As president Bush notoriously called this the decade of the…

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    BEST PRACTICES IN MENTAL HEALTH CARE IN THE UNITED STATES – U.S. NEWS AND WORLD REPORT Although the present research aims at facilities for severe mental illness in the Houston area, we find it relevant to get an overview of some of the best practices in mental health throughout the United States. It provides a reference of what good facilities have to offer and what can be achieved in this field. To build our list of excellent services over the Country, we considered two primary sources. The…

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    The equivalence strategy calls for prison mental health services to operate in-line with the range of community-based mental healthcare available beyond the prison setting. (Abbing, Henriette Roscam). All correctional facility administrators are required by law to give medical treatment to prisoners in their facilities; how­ever, prisons are likewise being required to address mental health consideration. The quantity of prisoners with mental health issues has significantly expanded (30% to 70%…

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