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    United States continues to struggle in certain areas of health care. According to Bernstein (2014), the U.S trailed behind most countries in regards to health outcomes, efficacy, and quality. Even though the quality of care is improving; issues regarding access to care and disparities are still unresolved. The purpose of this analysis is to define the term disparity, research the origin of disparities among African Americans and with mental illness as well as interventions that can decrease…

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    Internet based mental health resources for adolescents and young people is a burgeoning model of mental health service delivery. The dramatic increase in e-mental health resources includes a plethora of on-line resources, social media and smartphone applications (Karasouli & Adams, 2014). For the purpose of this paper e-mental health refers to all information and communication technologies [ICTs] that support and improve mental health. However, a word of caution, that online mental health…

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    I want to become a mental health counselor and work my way up to a Psychologist. This would be my choice because I like the thought of helping others through their tough times. There are many depressed and even suicidal teens in the world. It makes me feel uneasy when I think of how much pain they have went through. The reason I want to become a mental health counselor is because I want to be someone that a person can come to and trust that I will help them through their situation. Ever since I…

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    Will Scharer Health 205 10-16-17 One health issue that often gets overlooked in the Canadian healthcare industry is mental health which is very unique because it affects all Canadians at some point throughout their lives in their relationships with family members, friends and colleagues (Canadian Mental Health Association, 2017). A demographic that has been struggling significantly with the mental health disorder anxiety is young men between the ages of 15 and 24. This paper will justify why…

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    the struggles of providing for themselves or their family, they also are also struck with something of equal influence. Mental health has recently been a critical topic of discussion. The connection between poverty and mental health issues has been researched and researchers have found that those who are in low income environments at at a higher risk of developing a mental health issue. With this research showing this connection we as a society need to take action to helping the people who…

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    Most teenagers these days think that caring for their mental health is overrated and not worth their time; but why do you think they are having an overwhelming and stressful time. . .maybe mental self care isn’t as overrated as they thought. During middle school, you really want to care for your mental health, but it is also really important at every stage of life. It is important for teens to care for their mental health by spending less time on social media, thinking positively, and avoiding…

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    Along with high expectations comes much controversy over the fact that adolescent sports can cause mental health issues. There is evidence proven that over time the mental heath issues in adolescent athletes have increased since the beginning of sports. Several political ideas have been put into place, such as laws on concussions, that could help resolve the current issue of increasing mental health in athletes. As we see…

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    Mental Health Logic Model

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    Positive Mental Health logic model (see Figure 1) will use the “If – then relationship. The model begins with resource inputs, outputs, and outcomes. The basic logic model begins with Resource Inputs and they are composed of program staff, evaluations, and other stakeholders…

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    Gary Paytown Mental Health

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    Mental Health Project Patient name - Gary Paytown. Section 1: Report on Current Status. 1. Does this person show the ability to be empathetic or resilient? If so, why or why not according to the information provided? Answer both questions about being resilient and empathetic. Empathetic Lack of Empathy: “He describes himself as an introvert and doesn’t enjoy talking to other people all day” Gary's description of himself as an introvert who avoids interacting with others at work and in his…

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    Maternal Mental Health is the ability of a mother to assess and respond to her own needs and those of her new born. Maternal Mental Health has a significant impact on quality of care that might be provided to a child. Maternal Mental Health problems can occur anytime from conception to one year birth and it has been considered as an urgent health concern. It is a debilitating illness for the mother and negatively affects the healthy development of the baby. Untreated maternal depression may lead…

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