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    In today’s society we see mental illness coming back to focus in the medical field due vile events happen throughout the country. After the 2008 recession majority of American mental institutes and Asylums closed and leaving people, who require attention, erratic in their communities. These mental illness cause the people to behave differently and cause them to do things that they would never do .Through many centuries of playwrights and literature we have seen many stories end with tragedies…

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    Introduction Schizophrenia is a mental condition that vastly renders its victims void of cognitive ability and most of the victims experience distorted thinking and hearing of imaginary voices. Delusions and emotionless acts characterize the disorder, whereby most of the victims experience difficulty socializing or interacting with the rest of the world. Presently, a large population of the world continues to be affected by this brain disorder either directly (for the victims) or indirectly…

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    Schizophrenia normally “begins in late adolescence to early adulthood and is lifelong” (Keefe). This mental disorder, schizophrenia, affects the mind and brain of anyone who suffers from it. Schizophrenia has many different variations in terms of how it affects people, how severe their symptoms are, and how they cope with them. Schizophrenia can not be cured, however there are many different types of treatments available to people who are living with this disease. Schizophrenia is a psychotic…

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    “Earlier treatment and shorter duration of untreated psychosis is associated with better treatment response, less likelihood of relapse and better clinical outcome,” said Sandra Dr Silva, PhD, psychosocial treatment and co director and outreach director at the Staglin Music Festival Center for the Assessment…

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    The film, Black Swan, contained many examples of psychological disorders that are represented in the DSM-5. In the film, Nina Sayers is picked to become the swan queen of the dance recital, Black Swan. Nina’s psychological state of mind tends to diminish after earning her role as the swan queen. After examining Nina’s role in the film, her behavior suggests that she may be suffering from Paranoid Schizophrenia. Nina Sayers is a shy and frigid girl. She is a member of a ballet company in New…

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    Crazy Reflection The book explores the relationship of a father and a son diagnosed with a schizophrenia and a further investigation into the healthcare system in America relating mental health. The author looks at mental health care in prisons, judicial system, police force, support groups, and a variety of people with close ties to the mental health community. He dives deep into how mental health is dealt with in our country. Throughout the book, he shines light on the problems and areas…

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    staff, therefore for safety reason’s she should of had a tech accompany her. There are different types of schizophrenia and in this particular case the patient was experiencing paranoid schizophrenia. According to “The Biology of Schizophrenia” psychosis can have an insidious onset, and are characterized by a failure of logic, customary associations, intent, and the organization that usually accompanies human thought (Medoff, Tamminga, 2000). This explains the sudden behavioral change in the…

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    The Diathesis Stress Model which originated in the 1960’s, describes the interaction between the diathesis (a predisposition to a disease) with and a stressor. The That interaction results in the presence formation of a mental disorder. and Both the diathesis and stress are required for the presence development of a mental disorder. Mental Ddisorders such as anxiety, PTSD, eating disorders, substance abuse disorder, major depressive disorder and schizophrenia have all been positively linked to…

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    Control The song that I am going to analyze is “Control” by Halsey. The song is titled control because, the singer mentioned that she has bipolar disorder, and she feels the constant confusion and frustration of who is actually controlling her state of mind. In the song many things symbolize her state of mind, and how she sees it, which would be like a “deadly disease”. The important symbol that is used in this song is “I’m bigger than my body, I’m colder than this home”, meaning that she…

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    The side effects of schizophrenia that we learned in class are all present at this point. He has anxiety, paranoia, delusions, hallucinations and complete psychosis, believing that he is an American code breaker in the cold war. In order to stop the dysfunction, Nash is placed on drugs and insulin shots to counteract it. He learns that Parcher, Charles, and Charles’ daughter are all phantasms of his mind and…

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