no. neuroligists see how the brain works and functions. It doesnt have a thing to do with mental illness. Physicitrist does that
She was addicted to drugs, which some can consider a mental illness, there are plenty of drug addicts in the mental hospitals. Miss Joplin, sadly, had no religious background of any kind, and there were no religious trappings, even crosses at her funeral. She may have been bisexual as well.A bit more:While drug addiction is a disease, it is not typically considered a "mental illness". As for her not having a "religious background of any kind", that is not a mental illness, it's a lifestyle choice; it comes under our American freedoms - freedom of religion (or lack thereof).And, while I am a Christian, I can still honestly say that if not being "religious" were a form of mental illness, there wouldn't be enough mental hospitals in the world to treat everyone who doesn't believe in God. As for there being "no religious trappings, even crosses at her funeral" - what?And, while there is no proof "she may have been bisexual", even if she had been bisexual, that is not a mental illness, either.
Yea he does thats why he can smoke on videos and stuff and not get in trouble he smokes medicional to treat his illness
Clinically insane refers to a state of mental illness that significantly impairs an individual's ability to understand reality, control their behavior, or make rational decisions. This term is often associated with serious psychiatric disorders, such as schizophrenia or severe mood disorders, where symptoms may include delusions, hallucinations, or profound disorganization of thought. It is important to note that "insanity" is primarily a legal term rather than a medical diagnosis, and its definition can vary by jurisdiction. Mental health professionals use specific criteria to diagnose and treat mental illnesses, focusing on symptoms and their impact on daily functioning.
This is how it goes. STRESS in the #1 factor in causing disease. If one is stressed out constantly and doesn't learn methods to reduce stress (such as Yoga, Tai Chi, soft music, peaceful places, holidays to relax, hobbies such as getting back to nature) then the constant stress attacks the immune system. Music is certainly relaxing, so, to a point yes, music can stave off some diseases.
Mood stabilizer medication, which is used to treat bipolar illness, has able to exactly replace a missing brain enzyme to treat mental illness.
no. neuroligists see how the brain works and functions. It doesnt have a thing to do with mental illness. Physicitrist does that
Electroconvulsive therapy-- This type of therapy is used to treat major depression and severe mental illness that does not respond to medications.
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.
lithium is used to treat bipolar disorder.
yes along with a load of other people
Lithium
Psychiatrists and psychologists are the scientists who study mental illness. Psychiatrists are medical doctors who specialize in diagnosing and treating mental illnesses, while psychologists study behavior and mental processes to understand and treat mental health issues.
Who are the people that call psychologists?Patients.Who are the people called psychologists?They treat mental illness.
the most common illness treated by british doctors is repetative straining of the arm . the most common illness treated by british doctors is repetative straining of the arm .
The philosophy surrounding mental illness influences how we view and care for people with mental health conditions. It shapes our beliefs about the causes of mental illness, the stigma attached to it, and the best approaches for treatment. This philosophy can impact the level of support and understanding individuals receive, as well as the effectiveness of interventions and therapies provided to them.
Electroconvulsive therapy is among the most controversial of all procedures used to treat mental illness