This section will help us understand the emotion and behavioral problems. We will discover different names upon reading this chapter

1. LYN MELODY BEDASUA
HANAH MARIE BALOGBOG
EMOTIONAL AND
BEHAVIORAL
PROBLEM AND
COUNSELLING

2. What are
emotions?
Emotions are strong feelings deriving from
one's circumstances, mood, or relationships
with others. Emotions are responses to
significant internal and external events.

3. Emotional and
Behavioral
Disorder (EBD)
-mental disorder in which one’s emotions are
disturbed to a great extent. It is a psychological
condition in which thoughts and emotions are not in
the proper state.
- An inability to build or maintain satisfactory,
interpersonal relationships with other peers.

4. Mental
Disorder
-Mental illness that deals with behaviors
that relate to the mind or brain. Related
problems that develop are typically the
result of a chemical imbalance in the brain.

5. -has a strong impact on the way we interact with
others, handle problems, and make decisions.
-Both are conditions that can affect or disturb
the thoughts, feeling, and behavior of a person,
preventing him/her from leading a happy,
healthful, productive life.

6. ALBERT ELLIS
a. why bizarre action occurred,
b. what would have prevented them from
happening,
c. What services needed to prent offender
from again getting into trouble after
release

7. ALBERT ELLIS
- Assert that the primary
determinants of all our action is
our thoughts.

8. THOMAS SZASZ
-Mental Illness is a myth
-Discuss the inappropriateness of
calling such human difficulties
"mental illness".

9. THOMAS SZASZ
-Excessive anxiety, depression, fears, and
feelings and inadequacy.
Personal disabilities/Unwanted emotions
1.

10. THOMAS SZASZ
Bizarre homicides and other social
deviation.
2. Antisocial Acts

11. THOMAS SZASZ
Mental illnesses in which personality
changes result following brain deterioration
from such alzhemeirmers desease, AIDS or
other serious damage caused by an
accidents.
3. Deterioration of the brain with
associated Personality

12. Steps to becoming labeled
mentally ill:
a. The person displays unwanted emotion or
some strange, deviant behavior.
b. The emotion or behavior are not tolerated
by family or local community.
c. Psychiatrist happened to beleieved in the
medical model and assigns a mental illness
label.

13. Thomas Scheff
- Assert that labeling people as mentally ill
is the most important determinant of
people displaying a chronic(long term)
mental illness.

14. Thomas Scheff
- Symptoms of mental illness can be
viewed as violations of social norms.
-For him the term mental illness only refer
to those assigned such as label by
professionals.

15. Types of
Mental
Disorder

16. 1. Conduct
disorder
- patterns of behavior in which
the right of others or basic social
rules are
- Stealing
-Violence
-Vandalism

17. 2. Schizophrenia
- Person loses contact with
reality.
-Delusion
-Hallucination

18. 3. Personality
Disorders- - Mental disorder that a person
have a rigid and unhealthy
pattern of thinking, functioning
and behaving.
-Antisocial
-Paranoid
-obsessive-cumpulsive

19. - Commonly occur during the
teen years-can lead to
unhealthful weight loss and even
death.
4. Eating Disorder

20. An illness that involve mood
extreme that interfere with
everyday living.
—Disturbance of individuals
emotional state
-Depression
-Bipolar Disorder
5. Mood Disorder-

21. -A condition that affect the
ability to sleep well on a regular
basis.
Insomnia
-Nightmares
-Sleep walking
6. Sleep Disorder

22. Social Structure and
Mental illness
Social Class
Age
Marital Status
Sex
Race
Urbanization

23. Social Work And Mental Health
Interviewing principles
Comprehensive and specific treatment
- The capacity to counsel effectively is
one of the key skills needed by social
workers; the most important skills.
A skilled social worker counselors should
have knowledge:

24. Psychoactive drugs
Deinstitutionalization
- Mental health centers are primary
resource for serving those with emotional
problem.
2 major development in the treatment of
the severely disturbed:

25. 3 Phases of Councelling
Building Relationship
Exploring Problem
Exploring Alternative Solution
1.
2.
3.