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    It has been scientifically proven the the presence of a dog lowers depression, relieve stress and helps their owner become more active at any age. There is a misconception that older adults deal with less stress than their younger counterparts because they are give certain benefits and going into retirement, but people fail…

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    of Disease Control, also known as the CDC, depression is the most common type of mental illness, affecting more than 26% of the U.S. adult population (CDC, 2011). Many famous figures, such as Emily Dickinson, Edgar Allen Poe, Manley Hopkins, Van Gogh, Beethoven, and Bach, struggled alongside William Styron with severe depression and overwhelming irrationality. William Styron, author of Darkness Visible: A Memoir of Madness, suffered from suicidal depression and madness and was eventually…

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    has created the Kübler-Ross model (Smith & Segal, 2016). During research she recognized five stages of feelings and actions that persons experience with response to a supposed or expected loss. These five stages include denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. Her research was primarily based on terminally ill patients (Smith & Segal, 2016). With these five stages, all persons grieving do not always experience them in the same order nor do they experience them all. With each…

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    complicated grief “For some people, feelings of loss are debilitating and don't improve even after time passes. This is known as complicated grief, sometimes called persistent complex bereavement disorder. In complicated grief, painful emotions are so long lasting and severe that you have trouble accepting the loss and resuming your own life” (Mayo Clinic Staff.1). This is important because Holden shows the signs, but one is especially important “Lack of trust in others”(Mayo Clinic Staff.1).…

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    Teen depression is no joking matter; it kills hundreds of teenagers every year and should not be something to just put down on a desk and get to it later. Frances Griffiths say "Depression is a major public health concern worldwide." (Senthilingram). Studies show that more than two thousand high school students in the United States have depression and roughly around 2.6 million teenagers from the age of twelve to seventeen have had some kind of depressive issues in the year 2013 (Senthilingram)…

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    They all promote the same product but they also present dark themes and possibly trigger unwanted emotions to viewers that had experience a tragedy where depression played a major role in their life. The infomercial’s narrator for Cymbalta campaign opens with “Have you or a loved one suffered from depression?” this is trigger factor number one: It convinces the viewers thought process of remembrance and pain that they experienced. Trigger factor number two, the side effects of Cymbalta…

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    According to “An Evolved View Of Depression” by Jonathan Rottenberg, “13 Million” American adults are struggling with depression” as of right this moment, and that is just counting American adults. (Rottenberg 1). Many people do not see the extremities of depression, or just how many people it affects from all over the world. With that being said, depression is a very serious issue and everybody should have a clear understanding about the illness itself and what causes this life altering disease…

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    Anticipatory Grief

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    may take time to fully comprehend than the expected loss. The longer the sudden loss prolongs it tend to cause complicated grief alike when a person has a displacement of spiritual longing the surface or progress intensify predominant symptoms of depression and apprehension. Even though, it creates feeling, behaviors, thoughts, and reactions from not being properly dealt with if it tends to linger with minimum improvement or change, and the grief does not subside on its own. Normally a person…

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    Symptoms and Medications The symptom of depression that John, a 45-year old biracial man, is feeling is fear that makes him feel down all the time. He is not getting enough sleep, which make him think about his past mistakes. The things that he enjoyed doing he does want to do them anymore. He is also worry about taking an antidepressant medication, because he does not want to experience the side effects especially sexual dysfunction. He has a loss of appetite, because food has no taste to…

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    Summarization: A 24-year-old, Native American female, that is visiting due to feeling sad and lonely. A two-year relationship ended due to her being unfaithful and deceptive. She is now feeling “very confused, lost and uncertain about how to go on, according to the case study. (Gerhart, 2003) Instructions: Read the case study above to answer the following questions. You may respond to questions by using the answer/question format. 1. Describe how you will attend to the client’s behavior and…

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