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    Within over many decades there has been growth of mental illness that can be seen as a sin yet a sign of insanity. In the article by Richard A. Friedman he has announce that there is a solution to cure a mental illness such as Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD). Mental illness has impacted people and many scientist of what is a mental illness, in the podcast 81 Words, it tells a story of how homosexuality has been known as an illness and has impacted people from the beginning of time…

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    Mental health disorder can cause differences in behavior especially if a person is not on medication that can help them control their mood swings and changes in their physical ability. As mental illness has different illness such as bipolar, PTSD, depression and more that I will discuss later on. I feel that having a mental illness is not something that is easy to live with and can change a person behavior and destroys relationships because of the mood changes. I want this society to realize…

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    The most widely used criteria for diagnosing depressive conditions are found in the American Psychiatric association's fourth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-IV-TR). DSM-IV Criteria for MDD: Depressed mood or loss of interest and pleasure in daily activities for weeks. Mood represents a change from the person's baseline. at least 5 of these symptoms nearly every day: 1. Depressed mood most of the day 2. Lack of interest in doing most activities 3.…

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    The quote, “A sick thought can devour the body's flesh more than fever or consumption.” said by Guy De Maupassant, is a very powerful quote. Mental disorders have a negative connotation to them, most of America does not know how truly severe it is to be diagnosed with a mental disorder. A sickness can take over your body and make you feel bad for a couple days, yet if you have chronic depression, it keeps you from functioning normally for weeks, months, maybe even years. Some of the symptoms of…

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    debilitating disease can destroy our physical health (Bassett, Doug 170).” A negative/unhealthy emotions/thoughts are as destructible as diseases that destroy people 's mental health and physical health. For men, it 's usually pride and vanity that affect them. In the book, Of Mice and Men, Curley, the anti-protagonist suffers from a mental disorder called napoleon complex, “Well . . . . tell you what. Curley’s like alot of little guys. He hates big guys. He’s alla time picking scraps with big…

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    arrogance of those without merit: for merit itself is offensive” (Nietzsche 139).In this quote, Nietzsche denounces the idea of intrinsic merit and necessary differentiation between persons, calling it offensive, similar to society’s stigmatization of mental illness. Throughout the novel The Catcher in the Rye, the author J.D. Salinger frequently alludes to Roland Barthes’ quote that “literature is the question minus the answer.” One of the most prevalent questions that arises is ‘what is wrong…

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    Mental disorders or mental health issues have continuously troubled many people throughout the world no matter the age or gender. Some of these disorders include depression, bipolar disorders and schizophrenia. They are some of the most frequently diagnosed illnesses. Although they may have some differences there are some areas in which they share similarities. Two similarities in particular are that they have major effects on ones life and their relationship with those they love.…

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    Mental disorders have being existed for hundreds of years, recognizing the different characteristics in many of these disorders take a collaboration of study and therapy. In order to understand the mental state of a person with a mental disorder it takes many different types of techniques o give the appropriate diagnose. Some mental disorders has many similar patterns and characteristically that can be misdiagnose is not treated properly. Asperger disorder is indeed one of the mental disorders…

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    fictional book unless the character is specifically stated to already have one, readers don’t consider the characters to of these books to have a mental disorder, or that the author that wrote the book could have one either. Some authors, such as Charles Dickens, were around in a time that they didn’t have the capability of diagnosing mental disorders. What about the characters in these authors stories? Readers don’t think anything can be wrong with them, but what if the characters were real…

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    Client is a 54 year old African American male who presents with mood swings, hearing voices and seeing things that does not exist. Client says he has been diagnosed with Schizophrenia and Bipolar I Disorder. Client says he recently saw his deceased grandmother at the foot of his bed point her finger and shaking her head to him. Client says he does not have a psychiatrist; however, he is prescribed Haldol. Client is seeking assistance with Region 10 Community Service Board. Client says daily,…

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