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A study was conducted to assess mental health awareness among high school students in Puthrukka Gramapanchayat. The study found that 90% of students had not received any education on mental health, leading to a negative attitude towards those with mental illness. Only 26% were aware of common illnesses like depression and dementia. The conclusion was that including mental health in the curriculum and providing counseling services in schools could help address gaps in awareness and attitudes.
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Early-onset schizophrenia refers to a severe as well as a debilitating disease that is related to substantial long-term impairments in a wide range of factors such as social, educational, psychological, reduced life expectancy, poor physical health among others. 2 The main objective of this paper is based on comparing treatment plans for adults suffering from schizophrenia with treatment plans for adolescents as well as children suffering from schizophrenia. In addition, the paper discusses different legal and ethical issues that are involved in treating children suffering from schizophrenia.
3 Comparison of two evidence-based treatment plans for adults, children and adolescents with schizophrenia.
The main objectives when treating schizophrenia include preventing relapse, enhancing adaptive functioning as well as targeting symptoms of the illness to ensure that integration of patients back into society. 4 According to Baker et al. (2016), the mainstay in managing schizophrenia is pharmacotherapy, though residual symptoms are likely to persist. In such a case, non-pharmacological medications such as psychotherapy may be considered vital. 5 Some of the evidence-based treatments for adults diagnosed with schizophrenia include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and the application of second-generation antipsychotics. On the other hand, children and adolescent’s treatment would include second-generation antipsychotics as well as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy both adapted for psychosis. 6 According to Harvey et al. (2016), non-pharmacological as well as pharmacological treatments can be used towards optimizing long-term outcomes.
Second-generation antipsychotics are considered the choice agents as well as first stage treatment for the schizophrenia illness in both adults as well as adolescents. Other approved treatments by the FDA include aripiprazole, olanzapine, risperidone as well as quetiapine. McDougall & Sanderson (2016), the main benefit of using second-generation antipsychotics in treating schizophrenia is that such drugs are related to fewer extrapyramidal symptoms. Nevertheless, such medications are well-known to cause hyperlipidemia, as well as weight gain, hence increasing the risk of heart diseases for the patients diagnosed with schizophrenia. In adults, CBT is considered effective as a standalone treatment for schizophrenia. On the other hand, in children as well as adolescents, CBT mainly adapted for psychosis is considered to be effective in helping children to respond to decisions in a less impairing manner.
Legal and Ethical issues Depending on the developmental stage of the child, they need an explanation about their condition and have choices on possible treatments. Nevertheless, legally, due to age, parents are instrumental in deciding the treatment for their children. In most cases, parents are obliged to give consent to treatment for their children. Due to such factors, it is important that a psy ...
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