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    Introduction Mental health has been a growing problem in the United States. Mental health occurs regardless of gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation and culture, and many individuals do not realize the various symptoms and complexities that mental health entails. In any setting, individuals are commonly experiencing symptoms of anxiety disorders, mood disorders, eating disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorders (OCD), personality disorders, and post-traumatic stress disorders (PTSD). Physical…

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    land, and language. It is important to understand what Native Americans have endured when working with this population. In addition to the continuous need for attention to mental health assessment, cultural obligations should be evaluated and interwoven in clinical practice. Native Americans have suffered much loss, but mental health continues to be an ignored issue among many different tribes across the nation. Healing from any abnormality requires consistency of medical therapies as well as…

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    San Fernando Valley Community Mental Health Center, Inc. http://www.movinglivesforward.org 1. The type of prevention is: Secondary Prevention a. This agency provides secondary prevention to its cliental because it primarily focuses on a high-risk population: people with serious emotional disorders, severe and persistent mental illness. 2. The main functions of this agency are to: ease clients into everyday life by helping them reach their highest potential, offer individualized and…

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    be a mental health counselor? How do you know? I believe in this semester I have learned many things that would make me a better counselor in training. I do not believe I am fully prepared/ready to be a mental health counselor yet. I believe even seasoned professionals can always learn from every experience they encounter and can only be ready by practicing/providing direct services to clients. I do believe that this class has taught me a great amount of knowledge about community mental health…

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    The case study that I have chosen for this particular assignment was the implementation of a new community mental health care program using a multidisciplinary approach. Some of the clients in the community are homeless. The disciplines involved are experiencing conflict with each other. The public is less than welcoming to the thought of an increase of mental health clients in the community, they are concerned about the kind of impact this program will have on the community. Conflict is…

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    The goal of the overall casework intervention is to help Lennie to regulate his health status and recover from the self-fragment state while the preliminary goal is to build up a meaningful client-social worker relationship. The specific goals will be set around Lennie’s selfobject experience needs. The respectively corresponding strategies are below:  Reconstructing the self-esteem system. For instance, to act as an active and empathic listener using some sentences such as “ if I were you I…

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    1290 Improving Access to Mental Health Services Act represents a personally important issue, and I would like to express my support and endorsement of this bill. The American Psychiatric Nurses Association (APNA) supports proactive healthcare towards patient mental health improvement, since approximately 56 million Americans suffer from various mental health illnesses. Additionally, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) state that mental health illnesses will…

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    Everyone struggles with mental health at some point in their lives. Between 20%-30% of adolescents experience a major depressive episode at least once before adulthood (Schwarz). Those that do experience it are also more likely to experience it more than once. It isn’t this “scary beast” that only affects a select few. It is not bad. It is not taboo. It needs to be talked about, or it can get worse. Parents shouldn’t be afraid to have a conversation about mental health with their children. The…

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    material that made a major impact on my experience would have to be Lectures 2, 3, 4, and 5, although all the material did expand my knowledge on health communication and helped me better understand self-health. Some of these main topics within the lectures and readings include the medical model, defining communication,…

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    Mental health conditions take many forms and are truly universal. They affect all ages, genders, geographical locations, ethnic backgrounds, and societies. They are not uncommon among people presenting in emergency departments or among those being treated for health problems across other care settings. Indeed, nurses in almost any area of service are likely to care for patients who are experiencing, or have experienced, varying degrees of mental health conditions (Nadler-Moodie, 2010). It is…

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