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    depression and should never be ignored. Explaining both suicide and depression is a huge part of this article so the audience can understand both thoroughly. Depression is a general term that includes mood disorders such as major depressive disorder and dysthymia, the chemical balance between serotonin and norepinephrine. This leads to different thought…

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    Psychological disorder ….. Schizophrenia Main symptoms The main symptoms of this psychological disorder are hallucination, delusions, Disorganized speech. Explanation 1. Psychodynamic approach This views Schizophrenia, as the result of the breakdown of the ego because it Is the ego’s that needs to have a balance between the id’s impulse and the moral limitations of the superego. According to the founder of this approach Sigmund Freud believed that mental disorder can arise when an individual…

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    tension (14 items), somatoform (scale H), identifies physical symptoms that do not have a biological basis (12 items), bipolar/ manic (scale N), which points to lasting elevated, expansive, and irritable moods during a manic episode (13 items), dysthymia (scale D), which indicates depressed mood for the past 2 years (14 items), alcohol dependence (scale B), which identifies issues related to alcohol use (15 items), drug dependence (scale T), which identifies problems related to drug use (14…

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    12 is major depression and dysthymia.Major depression lasts about two weeks and may resurface in the childs like as they get older.This type of depression is normally caused by a traumatic experience such as a death in the family or of a friend. Dysthymia is a less severe type of depression but lasts about two years.All depression will be treated the same. It’ll be treated with behavioral therapy and antidepressants.September is the national depression awareness month. Jamie Tworkowski,the…

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    Depression In Children

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    Most of us think of depression as a mental health issue that teens and adults struggle with. That is not the case. Children as young as kindergarten have been diagnosed with depression disorders. In addition, a person whose childhood is interrupted by depression is more likely to experience depression as adults, struggle with drug or alcohol addiction and develop additional mental health concerns. “Depression that is left untreated in childhood and adolescence results in significant suffering…

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    Recently, I have been asked a lot about the difference between having The Blues and being depressed. I give depression awareness advice through my business and LifeTips.com and have published an e book titled, " Keep The Magic and Survive Their Depression" which will be sold soon at Wendi.com. With depression ads all over the media many people are becoming skittish about what they are feeling and if it relates to depression. Apparently, commercials meant to compete for you dollars in the…

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    and solving it with the help of the therapist. Also, CBT has appeared to be greatly superior to placebo which is a harmless pill medicine (Thompson et al.). IPT is a one-on-one treatment for depression and a less severe form of depression which is dysthymia. This treatment improves in communication and relating with others. IPT helps guide and control a person 's triggers and troubling emotions to being able to express themselves in a health manner. FFT is treatment for bipolar disorder which…

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    TThe world Health Organization (2002) describes growth in the number of older people as “one of the humanity greatest triumphs” as well as “one of our greatest challenges”. The proportional growth of geriatric population in comparison to total population (described as graying of the world’s population) is a global phenomenon. In Australia, elderly population aged 65 and above currently accounts for 13% of total population which is estimated to be projected around 25% by 2056. The group aged 85…

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    Preventing Youth Suicide The statistics in suicide deaths within our youth is quite alarming. Everyday in the U.S.A., there is an average of over 5,240 suicide attempts by young people in the seventh through twelfth grades, thats ages twelve through eighteen. Death by suicide is the second leading cause of death for ages ten through twenty-four. More teenagers and young adults die from suicide than from cancer, heart disease, AIDS, birth defects, stroke, pneumonia, influenza, and…

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    Self-Assessment Over the course of this semester I have learned a superfluous amount of information that I didn’t not know previously that will help me better understand and assess my future clientele appropriately. So far in this class I have learned about various substances, group dynamics, body language, addiction challenges as well as effects of the addiction among other things that has changed my perspective of addiction vastly. Initially I did not want to take any classes about drugs and…

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