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    affects and problems in learning disabilities, there is so much that goes into it. More than people would know or even guess. There are several facts on what it is, how it works, how it affects, how it is caused, and certain kinds of disabilities and disorders. Several struggle with it every day. Having to understand why they have it or how they got it. Many are born with it or just grow up not having the ability to learn. Coping with it may be difficult, but there are many ways to help. In…

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    Gun Suicides Essay

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    Between the years 2000 and 2013 the amount of deaths by guns in America exceeded the amount of deaths caused by AIDS, drugs, wars, and terrorism combined. Even more shocking than this statistic is how unique this issue is to the United States. In the United States there are 29.7 homicides for every 1 million people. Switzerland, with the second highest rate in the world, has only 7.7. It is not that Americans are just more violent individuals, in fact the US ranks far below first for crimes…

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    The diagnosis and treatment of Bulimia eating disorder can be a tough journey to face and overcome on a daily basis. The main obstacle that a person with an eating disorder will face on a daily basis is the way they feel about themselves and how society views them. While thinking that society is always judging negatively, this causing a person to feel so negative about themselves and their self-esteem begins to go down. This particular eating disorder is marked by binging, purging, taking…

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    hospital, and it is necessary for the safety of the patient or other people that they receive this treatment, which can’t be provided unless the patient is detained . One definition of mental illness states that it is ‘a condition which causes serious disorder in a person’s behaviour or thinking ’. However, a problem with using the term ‘mental illness’ is that it covers an extensive range of conditions, and degrees of severity. Indeed, one study found that as many as 1 in 6 British adults have…

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    of violence committed by individuals with mental disorders appear to play a critical role in influencing negative perceptions toward individuals with mental illness (McGinty, Webster, & Barry, 2013). When a person commits ruthless acts of violence, speculations about their mental health from the public are never far behind. Research suggests that violent acts can increase mental illness stigma, strengthen stereotypes that people with mental disorders are aggressive and…

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    Mental Health Assignment

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    Type your answers SINGLE SPACED below each question, save, and upload your assignment. 1. Visit the Healthy People 2020 Web site (http://healthypeople.gov/ ). Select the tab “Topics and Objectives” from the top. Select “Mental Health and Mental Disorders.” At this page, there will be 4 tabs across the top (Overview, Objectives, Interventions & Resources, National Snapshot). Read the information from the first tab, general information to become familiar with your topic. For the next three…

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    Petrovic corresponding Mental illness is a growing concern in the United States; the need for pediatric psychiatric care continues to raise, yet the availability to provide care cannot keep pace with this growing demand. The presence of psychiatric disorders has been associated with shorter life expectancies (Chesney, Goodwin, & Fazel, 2014). Compared to the general population, individuals…

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    because you can see the disorder from the perspective of someone who is going through it and how they felt and how they eventually dealt with it. I was surprised that Eleanor heard the voices for the first time as she was in college and I found her reaction to the voices to be interesting. She thought it was normal to hear voices in her head until she told a friend in which she described it as being her “first mistake” in the whole process of addressing her mental disorder. I thought it was very…

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    NAMI Essay

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    organization for people with mental illness and their families. NAMI is a nonprofit organization that provides education on mental health illnesses, whose purpose is also providing advocacy and support to people and families affected by mental health disorders. NAMI has largely been a force for good in the advocacy of information about mental health issues; equal treatment and access to treatment, and helping people navigate the mental health system in their community, (Grohol, 2010). The…

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    According to Pfeiffer, some mentally ill patients do not receive any form of treatment. Others are on “meaningless and outdated” treatment plans or abruptly stop receiving medication. In recent years, there have been major cuts to substance-abuse programs in jails. Many jails and prisons have psychiatric units, but some refuse to accept violent inmates into these units, claiming that they must face consequences for their actions. Ironically, punishments like solitary confinement are likely to…

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