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    Although, this is a requirement in some states, it is not for all. As providers, educators and parents, we understand the problem,…

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    Mental Illness and How it Should be Treated “These ‘harmless’ antidepressants have recently been linked to violent behavior, loss of impulse control, and suicidal thoughts” (Eakman). One thing that is real important is the over-prescribing of patients. That also leads into doctors not caring what they do to their patients, just observe them, diagnose them, and give them unneeded prescriptions for no reason inset for the money the doctors are making. People may think mental illness is somebody…

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    Ill In Prisons

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    number of incarcerated inmates who suffer from some form of mental illness is at a rise. There is a wide range of questions about the treatment of the mentally ill in the justice system and wether prisons are a suitable place for the mentally ill. When a person commits a crime or breaks the law, they are usually taken into custody and sent to jail or prison without being evaluated properly. Instead of being sent to a hospital or a mental health facility to receive the proper treatments,…

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    generate stereotypical responses and insufficient contextualization. A proper methodology may combine coherent techniques and the researcher’s flexibility, knowledge and ethics. A reasonable method to approach Houston’s mental health network should consider its complexity. Many lists of mental health care facilities in the area are already available online, provided by trustful organizations. There shouldn’t be an attempt to standardize these services. Their plurality is a valuable source of…

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    has the ability to have a factual and rational understanding of the charges against them and also ability to work with an attorney on creating a defense case. When figuring out the stage of competency, mental illnesses can be discovered during the procedure. Mental illnesses like schizophrenia, mental retardation or brain damage associated with the defendant leads to the incompetency to stand trial. Which shows the defendant lacks the ability to stand trial at the time. Whenever the defendant…

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    Mental illness is sickness of the mind. It has no physical symptoms visible to the naked eye. It is purely wrapped into the mind of the victim. Directly affected by mental illness are the loved ones of the victim, whether it be their children, parents, friends, anyone they consider dear to them, as well as the victim themselves. The indirectly affected are those who have never come into contact with a sufferer of mental illness firsthand. It is a process to accept victims of mental illness…

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    need of better outreach programs and services to people living with mental illness. According to the National Institute of Mental Health “tens of millions of people each year” are affected by mental illnesses. However only “half of the people with mental illness receive treatment”(National Institute of Mental Health). Meaning that residents of New Albany could be in need of help, and treatment. There is also an evident need for mental health programs at New Albany High School. Due to the fact…

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    Initially, mental illness was not treated and people were secluded, but as time went by, new laws and policies were administered to advocate for their needs. In earlier years, mental illness was seen as “demonic possessions or religious punishment” () Families and churches were responsible for caring for people with mental illness due to the stigmas of mental illness. But in the 1700s, the first hospital was introduced in Williamsburg, Virginia (). It sounds like a shift towards benefitting…

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    Mental Illness In America

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    one will meet in their life, one of them will suffer a mental illness, such as anxiety, depression, or other mental health ailment according to Scientific American website, updated in 2016 (Scientific American). Although 50% of Americans will experience a mental illness, mental illness is not a subject society is well educated about. Subsequently, America is currently undergoing a powerful stigma towards mental illness. Similarly, America’s mental health epidemic is causing obstacles in social…

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    Manual of Mental Disorders, 5th. Edition (DSM-V). The manual is published by the American Psychiatric Association and covers all mental health disorders for both children and adults. It also lists known causes of these disorders, statistics in terms of gender, age at onset, and prognosis as well as some research concerning the optimal treatment approaches. In Canada, “one in five people experiences a mental health problem or illness and it affects almost everyone in some way” (Mental Health…

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