Unfortunately, a lot of them are negative. American culture often makes fun of the disorders (if not the people who have them) and a lot of times people with mental illnesses will not seek treatment because of this. People are afraid of them (they think they might "go crazy" and hurt them) or see them as freaks. People may also see those with mental illness as "weak" and think that they can "get over it" if they try hard enough.
What attitudes did people have towards the Bantu abduction
People come out of their mental illness , with drugs as well as councelling.
Mohammed Ally Akoodie has written: 'The assessment of knowledge and attitudes towards mental retardation' -- subject(s): Mental retardation, People with mental disabilities
No there is not a illness for helping people.
When myth or superstition is used by common people to diagnose or treat people with mental illness, this is called myth by mental health professionals.
No.
In the past mental illness was not viewed as an illness but, simply that something was wrong with the individuals that were not like everyone else. In today's society, mental illness is treated in a variety of ways, and is viewed as a true disorder.
People who have expirienced alot of emotional stress. or have a family history of mental illness. But everyone is
attitudes have changed towards relationships because people have gone from sad and lonely to happy and not lonely
Dix was referring to the cause of advocating for improved mental health care and treatment for individuals with mental illness. She believed it was a sacred duty to provide compassionate and dignified care for those in need.
it depend what mental illness you have and how mental you are.
Yes , plenty. Providing that you are mentally and emotionally stable a person with a mental illness can have any job they want.