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    prisons system is “for profit” when we are studying mental illness in the prison system.…

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    following of the law. At the same time though, it needs to be the most adaptable or flexible due to the variety and diversity of people and situations that arise throughout our everyday life. This is a balance that is not only difficult to achieve, but is something that should be in constant evaluation in order to keep up with the ever changing trends of the nation. One of the toughest and largest growing trends in the criminal justice system are those who have been diagnosed with a mental…

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    holds. The rapid decline of mental health institutions in the United States can be correlated to the rise in prison population and homelessness. America is a country with such advanced medical technology and supposed equal opportunity, and this would lead one to believe extensive resources are being poured into treatment and protection for those with mental illnesses, but this is not the case. With a disturbing history, people have a flawed idea of what inpatient mental health institutions would…

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    What is mental illness? refers to a wide range of mental health conditions — disorders that affect your mood, thinking and behavior ("Mental Illness." - Mayo Clinic. N.p., n.d.). Mental illness is a disease that has attacked many people in the world. However, they can’t deal with it on their own, they need our help. Locking them up in a dark and dreary place doesn’t help them it just makes it worst. Therefore, I totally disagree with the U.S. Justice Department imprisoning them Mental illness…

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    Exploring unfamiliar places has always given me an odd sense of comfort. One could attribute this comfort to my natural desire to explore new places, encounter new people, and sample new foods. Kansas, a picturesque state with rolling hills and sunsets that make your appreciation grow every absent night, will always hold a piece of my heart. Difficulty can arise when explaining my next adventure to my family that wants me to remain in rural Kansas forever, but I never wish to offend my home…

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    but client Medicaid is only for Medical Emergency, therefore she cannot received the services. On site RN scheduled the client an appointment on 4/13/2016, to go to HealthCare Choices (“HCC”) with van picked up. On 4/13/2016, client refuses to go to Health Care Choices. Onsite RN rescheduled another appointment for 4/18/2016. Client was scheduled for medical follow up at Wyckoff on 4/18/2016, but client missed HCC appointment and she was issued with an appointment slip to go to Wyckoff Hospital…

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    my personal experience with addiction and my long history of sponsorship with my newly acquired clinical mental health counseling skills. I realize that addiction can be an amazingly difficult problem to treat. I know that it takes a strong minded, experienced sponsor to help individuals find their way to sobriety. I also believe that recovery must go beyond just being sober, and a mental health counselor is in a better position to help with compounding issues that a person who suffers from…

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    In completing a degree in Mental Health Counseling, one will learn theories and techniques of counseling. Not only this, but also learn to implement these learnings in a professional setting. After doing hours of research on the requirements of a Mental Health Counselor, I still felt very passionate and determined to accomplish my goal. I’ve personally faced a time of crisis after my traumatic brain bleed; I wanted so desperately for someone to just hear me so I didn’t feel so alone. I…

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    Pathway to Criminalizing Emotionally Disturbed Persons Deinstitutionalization is another factor which is responsible for the increased number of mentally ill individuals in the community. In the past, persons with mental illnesses were institutionalized in a long term psychiatric health facility. In the 1960s, new policy was introduced; deinstitutionalization. This policy was built upon the principle that mentally ill individuals should not be caged like criminals and should be integrated into…

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    According to New York Daily, about 42 million American adults suffer from mental illnesses, enduring conditions such as depression, anxiety, schizophrenia, and bipolar disorder. Mental health is a condition concerning one’s psychological and emotional well-being. People who are diagnosed with an mental health conditions have major shifts in mood, thinking and/or behavior. Those who agree to seek treatment for a mental illness have to through a consenting process. This is where he/she talks to a…

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