Mental Health

Well, honey, let me break it down for you. Acquired brain injury in Canada is no joke. It can lead to physical, cognitive, emotional, and behavioral changes that can seriously mess with a person's life. From decreased independence to financial strain, the impact ain't pretty. So, let's raise awareness and support those dealing with this tough situation, okay?

Well, honey, there's no such thing as a painless death, but statistically speaking, most people would say that passing away in their sleep is the least painful way to go. Just make sure you've got a comfy pillow and some sweet dreams to drift off into the great beyond. Just remember, life's a journey and death is just the final destination, so enjoy the ride while you can!

The kangaroo saw a psychiatrist because he always felt jumpy. Or because he wondered why he was feeling so jumpy

The Peter Pan Syndrome is a so called 'pop-psychology' term used to describe an adult who is socially immature.
The one person who springs to mind is Michael Jackson, although no doubt, there are others out there that this could apply to.

Jaffray is a town in New Hampshire

What does Axis I, Axis II, Axis III, Axis IV and Axis V when used with a mental diagnoses?

Could you please give more information. Was AXIS diagnosed in an adolescent or due to alcohol or drug abuse? Thank you

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Amnesia is memory loss. It can occur from a traumatic head injury (such as from a car crash), or as the result of a virus (such as meningitis), or the result of a stroke.

Trust or faith in a person or thing

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its more like selective amnesia by the sounds of it.

the likelyhood is that it would not be amnesia because of the fact that they only forget things when they are wrong!(if this is what they are doing and not forgetting other things)

this is selectively forgetting that they gave the wrong answer when they were proven to be wrong

simply because they dont want to be wrong.

they dont want the other person to be right

or they dont want anyone knowing they were wrong, its mostly likely to be pride related.

most people will just accept they were wrong,and be a little embaraced, these people will usually show signs of being very argumentative when you put this to them and will more often than not not back down..

you can not argue with this person, because there is no real proof of what was said except both of your opinions, and this person is more concerned with their own opinion and being right than what was actually said .

if more than 2 people are involved it would be easier to convince this person they were wrong, but again they may well be likely to argue black and blue to everyone they were right.

theres not much you can do here im afraid the only choices i cant think of is to walk away and say 'whatever, its their problem' and be happy with the knowledge you know you were right and accept the person as they are or tell the person you think they have a problem and see what they say, but the person is unlikely to respond well to this 'accusation' as that is part of their problem.

its problably going to have to be up to them to notice, accept and change it.

but this is not a problem with the brain, its a problem with the person and their pride!

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The absolute hatred for society and the people in it. Irrational anger and frustration causes the individual to consider suicide as an alternative to dealing with the ignorant and insufferable society.

Facial expressions are key indicators of emotions, with specific expressions often linked to particular feelings. For example, a smile typically conveys happiness, while a frown can indicate sadness or disapproval. Raised eyebrows and wide eyes are commonly associated with surprise, whereas a furrowed brow and tight lips may suggest anger or frustration. These expressions are largely universal, aiding in non-verbal communication across different cultures.

Yes, there is a link between diabetes and schizophrenia. Individuals with schizophrenia are at a higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes due to factors such as lifestyle changes, antipsychotic medications, and metabolic disturbances associated with the disorder. Additionally, the stress of managing a chronic mental illness may contribute to poor lifestyle choices that further increase diabetes risk. This relationship highlights the importance of monitoring and managing physical health in individuals with schizophrenia.

Here are the factors that can contribute to mental disorders:

Genetics: Sometimes, mental disorders can run in families, so you might inherit certain traits from your parents.

Brain chemistry: Imbalances in brain chemicals can affect how you feel and think.

Life experiences: Stressful events, like trauma or loss, can trigger mental health issues.

Mindset: Your way of thinking and how you handle challenges can have a big impact.

Social life: Support from friends and family is crucial for your mental well-being.

Culture: The beliefs and values of your community can influence how you feel.

Taking care of your mental health is just as important as taking care of your physical health.

Service delivery is basically the process of providing services to customers or clients. It's like delivering a pizza, but instead of pepperoni, you're giving people things like healthcare, education, or any other service they need. So, in a nutshell, service delivery is just making sure people get what they need, when they need it.

Oh, honey, Clutter Blindness is as real as those wrinkles on your forehead. It's not a medical condition, but more of a fancy term for being too lazy to clean up your mess. So, yes, it's real, but maybe it's time to put on your big girl pants and tidy up.

There is no set level of happiness with lesbians. Honestly....A lot of LGBT people don't come out to there family or friends....making them unhappy.

The effects of ECT can be unpredictable and in some cases severe. All the the effects listed in your question are possible. That is why ECT is used very rarely today, responsible practitioners use it only in severe cases where conventional therapy and medication has failed to achieve results.

Yearning or youthful.

Material wealth is not the answer. We live in a materialistic society, but seriously, an excess of material goods does not bring the sort of long-term contentment, that genuine feeling of satisfaction and peace, that is the foundation for a happy life. For rich and poor alike, the desire to have more, newer, better, fancier stuff seems to be a fact of human nature. So it is important to know and understand that the unceasing pursuit of material goods can destroy one’s sense of contentment.

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