There is hope of recovery for most all people with mental illnesses. Recovery involves being committed to your therapy sessions if you are in therapy, and to keep taking whatever psychiatric meds you are on, if any. Many people with mental illness may see their therapist for a few months, or stay on their meds for a few months, and once they begin to feel better they may feel they are over it and no longer in need of these things. This, however, is a mistake. Some people feel ashamed that they are mentally ill, so they try to deny it and just tough it out the best they can. But should you feel ashamed for being diabetic, or having cerebral palsy? These are diseases and no one should feel ashamed of their affliction, and in the same manner mental illness is a disease, in many cases with a physical cause, and no one should be ashamed that they are mentally ill. Face your illness, admit it, stay in therapy, and stay on your meds.
There are many different kinds of mental health problems, which require many different kinds of treatments; the only consistent requirement would be that a person with a mental health problem ideally should get help from a trained mental health professional of some sort, whether a therapist, a psychiatrist, a social worker, etc.
Visit the Mental Health America website for information and assistance.
Yes, we have people who are homeless that have mental health issues plus recent mass shootings have been by people with mental health problems. We need to help people and that is part of the job of government to see to the common good.
Record of mental health are completely confidential, and can only be released to the hospital if something happens to you like a heart attack perhaps, the doctors need to know your mental health problems as well as physical health to care for you. Other then that, they should NOT be released to the public.
A psychopath is someone extremely mentally unstable, with mental health problems. they often do things very weird, and are to put it in another way- sort of crazy, they may lash out and do horrible things, such as rape, kidnap, murder..anything, they're not in they're right mind and should go to a mental institute, perhaps with medication some might be all-right, but most of them cant get better. A psychopath is not the same as someone with mental health problems, as i put up above, they do have mental health problems, but a different type, you can live a perfectly normal life with mental health problems, it doesn't necessarily make you a psychopath.
Yes, "Mental Health Professional" should be capitalized as it is a proper noun referring to a specific role or profession in the field of mental health.
Not only a cosmetic problem. Obese people suffer from many health disorders: heart disease, diabetes, problems in sexual life, thyroid gland problems, as well as mental state disorders- stress, depression, low self esteem. It is a condition that should be treated, and better to say - prevented.
A 12 year old with these problems should be treated by a juvenile psychiatrist.
Not eating or starving oneself is very dangerous and should not be done because it can lead to a variety of medical and mental health problems.
Yes, increase in mental health care equals to increase in health for all people.
Anorexia is an extremely dangerous - and often deadly - eating disorder. It can cause numerous physical health problems, ailments, and deformities, along with a slew of mental health problems, too. A person should never want to strive to become anorexic.
Yes, "Psychiatrists" should be capitalized when referring to mental health professionals who diagnose and treat mental illnesses.
Virginia tech was done by a crazy person with mental health problems. If it is gun restrictions you are talking about I oppose them.