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Would a person with a mental health problem be aware that they have a problem?
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∙ 15y ago
Suspecting that one had a problem is reason enough to seek help. However, another's problem may not be evident to him/herself, especially if it severe, or a type of problem that inhibits a realistic view of themselves, such as schizophrenia. If a loved one had problems they may not know about, help should be sought. Living with mental unhealth is painful to the victim and everyone around them. I promise. I think that people with such problems do not particularly understand they are sick or not, they will argue that it is absolutely healthy when they say that they are not healthy. Especially people with various mental disorders.
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A person who has good health would be?
a person who had good health would be good at athletic things as well as mental thing because when a person is in good health they will be able to move around and will have more energy to do more mental things
What do you call a person with good mental health?
They would be known as sane
Is cerebal palsy a mental health problem?
No, Cerebral Palsy is a neurological disorder, meaning it's a disorder of the central nervous system. A mental health problem would be psychological like schizophrenia or depression.
What is typically involved when a person seeks mental health counseling?
When a person seeks mental health counseling, there is no set procedure. Each mental health professional has their own way of proceeding to help individuals who seek help. The first step would be an assessment of needs.
What is the difference between mental health and emotional health?
Mental health deals with if a person's mind is in a sane state or has a problem such as paranoia or being considered insane. Where as emotional health deals with if a person experiences normal emotions when they would need to be expresses. Depression would be a disease that effects emotional health because a person is depressed commonly for no apparent reason other than they would just be feeling deep sadness.
Is autism a mental condition?
Whether you consider autism to be a mental health condition or not depends on how you define a mental health condition. Autism is a neurological difference so it is no more a mental health condition than being neurotypical, it's just a different form of brain development. Autism is not a mental health problem or mental health disorder because that would imply that neurotypical brains are the ideal and autistic people are somehow broken - we're not.
What criteria would be important to you when choosing someone to talk with about a mental health problem?
If you want to talk to somebody about mental health, i would suggest that you go to someone you trust, love and feel like they are not going to judge you. If you are fully aware of the mental health problem you have maybe start to hint things about the condition within conversations to allow your chosen person to start being aware of the situation. What ever you do DON'T KEEP IT A SECRET. Make sure that you tell somebody who you trust and who you are comfortable in sharing the issue with. I hope this helped :)
What would happen if a personal with normal mental health took risperdal?
A person with normal mental health would not want to take an anti-psychotic drug. It would probably make them very depressed, and mess them up in other ways as well.
How does age help health?
I would imagine that it varies from person to person, but generally I would think age does not help ones health, as most peoples immune systems weaken with age, along with the possibility of mental health declining as well.
I have some personal problem i am very tense i want solution from you please tell me the method how i can talk to you?
The people on this site are not mental health professionals, and no reputable professional would attempt to advise on specific issues with someone they had not met. Please contact your local Mental Health Association, or see a mental health professional.
Is there a causal relationship between epilepsy and schizophrenia?
Epilepsy is not a mental health condition, so on that basis it would not be related to any mental health issues. Someone with Schizophrenia could also happen to have Epilepsy, as they could have any other health problem, but there is no real connection.
What mental disorder does someone have if they are overprotective hates people who don't believe what they do and are easily mad and unsocial?
A person exhibiting these symptoms does not necessarily have any mental illness but they would have to go to a mental health professional for a diagnosis.
