This is a summary of Jonathan's contribution to this compendium. He expesses himself through art and the motif of a dog. He had self destructive urges and aims to write himself better. The location is New Zealand.
Self-Care Isn't Selfish: Lessons I learned from motherhood and my partner's b...Courtney Deer
Addiction is isolating. Being a new mom is hard. Being a new mom to twins at the height of your partner’s battle with alcoholism while you try to start a business is way too much.
This is a real-life story, reframing self-care as one of the most impactful ways to care for others.
This document is a conversation between Dixie and Elvis expressing their mutual love but also doubts and fears about cheating in their long-distance relationships. Dixie worries that her boyfriend Elvis may cheat on her while away on tour due to his flirty nature, while Elvis expresses similar concerns that Dixie may be unfaithful during their time apart and hopes that if she is seeing someone else that she will be honest with him about what she wants from their relationship.
The document summarizes characters from the story "Flowers for Algernon" including Miss Kinnian, Charlie Gorden, Joe, Frank, Dr. Nemur, and Dr. Strauss. Miss Kinnian is described as the only person who recognizes Charlie's worth before his surgery, she recommends him for the surgery, and helps him work through his emotions. However, she later recognizes she can no longer reach him intellectually after the surgery. The summary concludes by saying Miss Kinnian keeps Charlie connected and helps him achieve his potential by encouraging his surgery.
Two teenage girls who were best friends got summer jobs working at a convenience store together. During one shift, a customer became angry when the store was out of the brand of cigarettes he wanted and shot and killed one of the girls. The other girl was overwhelmed with guilt, believing she should have triggered the panic alarm sooner. Through writing exercises with her therapist where she recounted the event and imagined communicating with her deceased friend, the girl was able to process her grief and guilt. She began to take care of herself again and no longer suffered from nightmares.
The document evaluates how social groups are represented in a media product. It represents teenager girls, showing the protagonist as emotional and facing true hardships, while also using stereotypes about teenagers. The female adult/mother is represented in opposition to stereotypes - she is unconcerned with her child and self-centered rather than serious. Both the protagonist and a dead character are females, with the protagonist showing some stereotypical characteristics but also challenging stereotypes through her actions. The mother challenges gender stereotypes the most by being self-centered and engaging in behaviors like smoking and drinking that are more commonly associated with males.
The document summarizes a story about a teenage boy named Dave who is abandoned by his family and friends and left homeless. He struggles to survive on the streets, where he is beaten, robbed, and left starving. An elderly man named Franklin takes pity on Dave and offers him a place to stay, forming a friendship. Unknown to Dave, Franklin has terminal cancer but hides his illness. When Franklin's health deteriorates, Dave discovers he has cancer but arrives at the hospital as Franklin passes away. Dave then dedicates his life to helping others in memory of Franklin's kindness.
The document evaluates how a media product represents particular social groups including teenagers, adults, and females. It notes that the teenage protagonist is portrayed as emotionally struggling through stereotypical hardships, while the mother is depicted in an unconventional manner as unconcerned and self-centered rather than serious. It also discusses how not all female characters exhibit stereotypical traits, with the protagonist emotional but also doing domestic chores while the mother smokes and drinks in an unusual way for a woman. Audience feedback on the product is provided, noting things like effective music but some confusion over the flashback, and suggestions to make subtitles and plot clearer.
The lyrics describe a one-night stand and waking up together awkwardly, realizing it was a mistake. The video shows a man going about his day until he notices a woman about to jump off a building. She becomes attached to him, disrupting his equilibrium. At the end she is back where she started, implying the situation may repeat in an endless loop.
Self-Care Isn't Selfish: Lessons I learned from motherhood and my partner's b...Courtney Deer
Addiction is isolating. Being a new mom is hard. Being a new mom to twins at the height of your partner’s battle with alcoholism while you try to start a business is way too much.
This is a real-life story, reframing self-care as one of the most impactful ways to care for others.
This document is a conversation between Dixie and Elvis expressing their mutual love but also doubts and fears about cheating in their long-distance relationships. Dixie worries that her boyfriend Elvis may cheat on her while away on tour due to his flirty nature, while Elvis expresses similar concerns that Dixie may be unfaithful during their time apart and hopes that if she is seeing someone else that she will be honest with him about what she wants from their relationship.
The document summarizes characters from the story "Flowers for Algernon" including Miss Kinnian, Charlie Gorden, Joe, Frank, Dr. Nemur, and Dr. Strauss. Miss Kinnian is described as the only person who recognizes Charlie's worth before his surgery, she recommends him for the surgery, and helps him work through his emotions. However, she later recognizes she can no longer reach him intellectually after the surgery. The summary concludes by saying Miss Kinnian keeps Charlie connected and helps him achieve his potential by encouraging his surgery.
Two teenage girls who were best friends got summer jobs working at a convenience store together. During one shift, a customer became angry when the store was out of the brand of cigarettes he wanted and shot and killed one of the girls. The other girl was overwhelmed with guilt, believing she should have triggered the panic alarm sooner. Through writing exercises with her therapist where she recounted the event and imagined communicating with her deceased friend, the girl was able to process her grief and guilt. She began to take care of herself again and no longer suffered from nightmares.
The document evaluates how social groups are represented in a media product. It represents teenager girls, showing the protagonist as emotional and facing true hardships, while also using stereotypes about teenagers. The female adult/mother is represented in opposition to stereotypes - she is unconcerned with her child and self-centered rather than serious. Both the protagonist and a dead character are females, with the protagonist showing some stereotypical characteristics but also challenging stereotypes through her actions. The mother challenges gender stereotypes the most by being self-centered and engaging in behaviors like smoking and drinking that are more commonly associated with males.
The document summarizes a story about a teenage boy named Dave who is abandoned by his family and friends and left homeless. He struggles to survive on the streets, where he is beaten, robbed, and left starving. An elderly man named Franklin takes pity on Dave and offers him a place to stay, forming a friendship. Unknown to Dave, Franklin has terminal cancer but hides his illness. When Franklin's health deteriorates, Dave discovers he has cancer but arrives at the hospital as Franklin passes away. Dave then dedicates his life to helping others in memory of Franklin's kindness.
The document evaluates how a media product represents particular social groups including teenagers, adults, and females. It notes that the teenage protagonist is portrayed as emotionally struggling through stereotypical hardships, while the mother is depicted in an unconventional manner as unconcerned and self-centered rather than serious. It also discusses how not all female characters exhibit stereotypical traits, with the protagonist emotional but also doing domestic chores while the mother smokes and drinks in an unusual way for a woman. Audience feedback on the product is provided, noting things like effective music but some confusion over the flashback, and suggestions to make subtitles and plot clearer.
The lyrics describe a one-night stand and waking up together awkwardly, realizing it was a mistake. The video shows a man going about his day until he notices a woman about to jump off a building. She becomes attached to him, disrupting his equilibrium. At the end she is back where she started, implying the situation may repeat in an endless loop.
The document discusses how different social groups are represented in a media product. It describes how teenage girls are portrayed stereotypically as emotional but the protagonist's life is truly hard. The mother is represented in opposition to stereotypes as unconcerned and self-centered rather than serious and caring. All characters are female but not all are stereotypical - the protagonist shows some domestic traits while the mother seems atypical through smoking and drinking. Audience feedback on the product notes the emotive music but confusion over the flashback, advising clarifying plot points and subtitles.
The document contains initial ideas for film openings in different genres including romance, horror, and action. For romance, two ideas are proposed: a story of a girl who loses her best friend in an accident and falls for a new neighbor, and a story about an old woman reminiscing on her marriage and the struggles she faced with her husband during war. For horror, two ideas involve a serial killer seeking revenge on a town and a mental patient escaping an institution and going on a killing rampage. For action, the ideas consist of a foot chase with a secret detective and a story about a man trying to rescue his kidnapped wife.
The student did a research project on Marilyn Monroe. They chose her because she is their role model and inspires their confidence. They included three artifacts: a collage about her acting career, a newspaper article about her death exploring whether it was suicide or accidental, and an obituary with her birthdate, death date, birthplace, and funeral details. The newspaper article discussed her difficult childhood and rise to fame through Playboy, but criticism of her work. It noted she had 12 abortions by age 29 and died at her home at age 36 from an unknown cause, suspected to be suicide.
I did my research project on marilyn monroeMs. Grant
The student did a research project on Marilyn Monroe. They chose her because she is their role model and inspires their confidence. They included three artifacts: a collage about her acting career, a newspaper article about her death exploring whether it was suicide or accidental, and an obituary with her birthdate, death date, birthplace, and funeral details. The newspaper article discussed her difficult childhood and rise to fame through Playboy, but criticism of her work. It noted she had 12 abortions by age 29 and died at her home at age 36 from an unknown cause, suspected to be suicide.
The document provides a synopsis and details about a film involving a woman named Charlotte who discovers strange photos and videos related to a pale figure called the Slender Man after the anniversary of her sister's death. While researching the Slender Man, Charlotte has a dream about being with her sister in the woods and encountering the pale figure. She later finds her camera on the floor containing videos of herself and her sister with the Slender Man. The document also describes the costumes, props, locations, and main characters involved in the film.
Sunday Chutney is a story about a girl who travels around the world with her father for his job. She enjoys making friends and exploring new places, finding interest in unusual things. Though some may see her as weird, Sunday is happy and stands up to bullies.
Tom angrily stormed out of a room after clenching his fists in frustration, leaving his stunned teammates behind. Hannah was a baby who giggled and squealed with delight while ripping open her present. Fred became sad while paying for chocolate, as he noticed a picture of his deceased wife in his wallet and headed home for a lonely night.
The document discusses burning away the past and attachments that are holding one back. It encourages letting go of negative memories and illusions through meditation in order to live fully in the present moment. It describes a conversation where the author suggests their friend use meditation to detach from bad memories that are preventing them from moving forward. The overall message is that people can elevate their spirit and experience life more fully by burning away unnecessary attachments from the past through meditative practices.
2010; What Matters Now ;Say Hello, Wave GoodbyePamelynHoelzle
An overview of What Matters Now to me; things I will be saying hello to and goodbye to and a google forum for you to share what matters to you now. Front cover photo from David Armano.
The document outlines initial plans for a film project, including genres of interest and storyline ideas. The author is most interested in creating a thriller or drama. For the thriller, the storyline involves a girl who feels constantly followed and experiences strange events. For the drama, one idea is about a lonely old man coping after his wife's death, and another is about a teenage girl struggling with anorexia. The author discusses considerations for each story, like required actors and lighting/sound effects. They also provide mood boards analyzing repetition of images to influence the final product's tone and mood.
SP Social psychology comic strip slides Jonathan Lim
The document summarizes a story about an Indian old man who stole bread to feed his starving grandson and was beaten by the shopkeeper, with no one helping due to stereotypes. It then discusses 5 concepts from social psychology covered in the module: 1) Stereotypes and discrimination can lead to prejudice and unjust treatment. 2) Prosocial behavior includes helping others out of empathy rather than selfishness. 3) Covariation theory explains how people attribute behaviors to internal or external causes. 4) Persuasion involves influencing others' attitudes through central or peripheral routes. 5) Attitudes can be implicit and unconscious or explicit and consciously formed.
Richa Singhal's birthday is being celebrated. She is self-obsessed and posts many photos of herself on social media. She finds cute boys and food as her true loves and inspiration. Others should not offer her food hoping she'll refuse, as she never turns down food. Her interest in other people's marriages is just so she has an excuse to dress up, as normal life bores her and she sometimes fakes illness for adventure and style. She invites others to come visit her at home anytime during her term.
Tom is angry after losing a rugby game. He storms off from his team in the changing room, clenching his fists so hard they turn white. His teammates are left in stunned silence. Hannah is a young girl who gets very excited and starts giggling upon receiving a present wrapped in paper. She rips off the wrapping eagerly. Fred is an older man who hobbles into a shop. He pays for chocolate but becomes sad looking at a picture of his deceased wife in his wallet. He heads home alone for a lonely night watching TV.
Catherine Murphy is a painter who had her first solo exhibition at the Peter Freeman gallery in New York in 2013. In 2014, the BYRDCLIFFE Kleinert and James Center held a retrospective of her art works and she won the Robert De Niro Sr. Prize. Although she was not exposed to art as a child and did not visit a museum until high school, Catherine found inspiration in magazines and preferred painting at home to going outside due to not being athletic.
This document provides an outline for a psychological horror story called "Pied Piper". It describes the main character Piper as a shy, introverted girl who moves into a possessed house and becomes influenced by its spirits. The story is inspired by movies like Carrie, Criminal Minds, and Dark Skies. The main plot involves Piper secretly killing members of her university course after feeling attacked. She is later admitted to a psychiatric hospital but escapes on a killing rampage, removing her victims' ribs and leaving cards with a flute image.
The document describes different personality types based on how women apply their lipstick:
1) The Daredevil She is daring and creative, wearing her lipstick down equally on both sides like a whistle.
2) The Buddy She is carefree and a good listener, wearing her lipstick flat and reliably.
3) The Super Woman She is gentle and seeks harmony, wearing her lipstick perfectly round and smooth.
4) The Power Woman She is self-confident and energetic, wearing her lipstick pointed steeply upwards.
5) The Emotional Woman She is sensitive and reserved, wearing her lipstick with a firm concave-hollowed tip.
R D Laing Sanity Madness and the Family notes on chapter 11Andrew Voyce MA
Maya experienced schizophrenia after being away from her family for years as a child. She was hospitalized after attacking her mother with a knife. Maya has sexual fantasies about her parents and feels she can influence and be influenced by others. Her parents see her as changed and do not accept her attempts at autonomy. The authors conclude Maya's clinical symptoms are the result of troubled family interactions.
R D Laing Sanity Madness and the Family notes on chapter 11Andrew Voyce MA
1) Agnes Lawson, a 20-year-old woman diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, feels unwelcome at home with her parents and two married siblings.
2) R.D. Laing and A. Esterson conducted 14 hours of interviews with Agnes and her family, including 10 hours of recorded interviews.
3) Agnes expressed feelings that her father did not want her at home and wanted her back in the hospital. Her mother was perplexed by Agnes' problems with her father. Laing and Esterson aimed to understand Agnes' perspective and that of her family.
This document provides a lengthy summary and critique of the novel "The Shock of the Fall" by Nathan Filer. Some of the key points made include:
- The reviewer was skeptical of reading fiction but decided to give the book a chance upon the recommendation of someone they respect. However, they found the book's pace to be slow and felt it portrayed mental health in a voyeuristic and patronizing way.
- As the reviewer summarizes the plot of the book in detail, they continue to criticize aspects they find unrealistic or not insightful about mental health. Scenes jump around in time in a confusing way.
- The reviewer questions whether the book aims to reinforce stereotypes about mental illness rather than provide
The document discusses how different social groups are represented in a media product. It describes how teenage girls are portrayed stereotypically as emotional but the protagonist's life is truly hard. The mother is represented in opposition to stereotypes as unconcerned and self-centered rather than serious and caring. All characters are female but not all are stereotypical - the protagonist shows some domestic traits while the mother seems atypical through smoking and drinking. Audience feedback on the product notes the emotive music but confusion over the flashback, advising clarifying plot points and subtitles.
The document contains initial ideas for film openings in different genres including romance, horror, and action. For romance, two ideas are proposed: a story of a girl who loses her best friend in an accident and falls for a new neighbor, and a story about an old woman reminiscing on her marriage and the struggles she faced with her husband during war. For horror, two ideas involve a serial killer seeking revenge on a town and a mental patient escaping an institution and going on a killing rampage. For action, the ideas consist of a foot chase with a secret detective and a story about a man trying to rescue his kidnapped wife.
The student did a research project on Marilyn Monroe. They chose her because she is their role model and inspires their confidence. They included three artifacts: a collage about her acting career, a newspaper article about her death exploring whether it was suicide or accidental, and an obituary with her birthdate, death date, birthplace, and funeral details. The newspaper article discussed her difficult childhood and rise to fame through Playboy, but criticism of her work. It noted she had 12 abortions by age 29 and died at her home at age 36 from an unknown cause, suspected to be suicide.
I did my research project on marilyn monroeMs. Grant
The student did a research project on Marilyn Monroe. They chose her because she is their role model and inspires their confidence. They included three artifacts: a collage about her acting career, a newspaper article about her death exploring whether it was suicide or accidental, and an obituary with her birthdate, death date, birthplace, and funeral details. The newspaper article discussed her difficult childhood and rise to fame through Playboy, but criticism of her work. It noted she had 12 abortions by age 29 and died at her home at age 36 from an unknown cause, suspected to be suicide.
The document provides a synopsis and details about a film involving a woman named Charlotte who discovers strange photos and videos related to a pale figure called the Slender Man after the anniversary of her sister's death. While researching the Slender Man, Charlotte has a dream about being with her sister in the woods and encountering the pale figure. She later finds her camera on the floor containing videos of herself and her sister with the Slender Man. The document also describes the costumes, props, locations, and main characters involved in the film.
Sunday Chutney is a story about a girl who travels around the world with her father for his job. She enjoys making friends and exploring new places, finding interest in unusual things. Though some may see her as weird, Sunday is happy and stands up to bullies.
Tom angrily stormed out of a room after clenching his fists in frustration, leaving his stunned teammates behind. Hannah was a baby who giggled and squealed with delight while ripping open her present. Fred became sad while paying for chocolate, as he noticed a picture of his deceased wife in his wallet and headed home for a lonely night.
The document discusses burning away the past and attachments that are holding one back. It encourages letting go of negative memories and illusions through meditation in order to live fully in the present moment. It describes a conversation where the author suggests their friend use meditation to detach from bad memories that are preventing them from moving forward. The overall message is that people can elevate their spirit and experience life more fully by burning away unnecessary attachments from the past through meditative practices.
2010; What Matters Now ;Say Hello, Wave GoodbyePamelynHoelzle
An overview of What Matters Now to me; things I will be saying hello to and goodbye to and a google forum for you to share what matters to you now. Front cover photo from David Armano.
The document outlines initial plans for a film project, including genres of interest and storyline ideas. The author is most interested in creating a thriller or drama. For the thriller, the storyline involves a girl who feels constantly followed and experiences strange events. For the drama, one idea is about a lonely old man coping after his wife's death, and another is about a teenage girl struggling with anorexia. The author discusses considerations for each story, like required actors and lighting/sound effects. They also provide mood boards analyzing repetition of images to influence the final product's tone and mood.
SP Social psychology comic strip slides Jonathan Lim
The document summarizes a story about an Indian old man who stole bread to feed his starving grandson and was beaten by the shopkeeper, with no one helping due to stereotypes. It then discusses 5 concepts from social psychology covered in the module: 1) Stereotypes and discrimination can lead to prejudice and unjust treatment. 2) Prosocial behavior includes helping others out of empathy rather than selfishness. 3) Covariation theory explains how people attribute behaviors to internal or external causes. 4) Persuasion involves influencing others' attitudes through central or peripheral routes. 5) Attitudes can be implicit and unconscious or explicit and consciously formed.
Richa Singhal's birthday is being celebrated. She is self-obsessed and posts many photos of herself on social media. She finds cute boys and food as her true loves and inspiration. Others should not offer her food hoping she'll refuse, as she never turns down food. Her interest in other people's marriages is just so she has an excuse to dress up, as normal life bores her and she sometimes fakes illness for adventure and style. She invites others to come visit her at home anytime during her term.
Tom is angry after losing a rugby game. He storms off from his team in the changing room, clenching his fists so hard they turn white. His teammates are left in stunned silence. Hannah is a young girl who gets very excited and starts giggling upon receiving a present wrapped in paper. She rips off the wrapping eagerly. Fred is an older man who hobbles into a shop. He pays for chocolate but becomes sad looking at a picture of his deceased wife in his wallet. He heads home alone for a lonely night watching TV.
Catherine Murphy is a painter who had her first solo exhibition at the Peter Freeman gallery in New York in 2013. In 2014, the BYRDCLIFFE Kleinert and James Center held a retrospective of her art works and she won the Robert De Niro Sr. Prize. Although she was not exposed to art as a child and did not visit a museum until high school, Catherine found inspiration in magazines and preferred painting at home to going outside due to not being athletic.
This document provides an outline for a psychological horror story called "Pied Piper". It describes the main character Piper as a shy, introverted girl who moves into a possessed house and becomes influenced by its spirits. The story is inspired by movies like Carrie, Criminal Minds, and Dark Skies. The main plot involves Piper secretly killing members of her university course after feeling attacked. She is later admitted to a psychiatric hospital but escapes on a killing rampage, removing her victims' ribs and leaving cards with a flute image.
The document describes different personality types based on how women apply their lipstick:
1) The Daredevil She is daring and creative, wearing her lipstick down equally on both sides like a whistle.
2) The Buddy She is carefree and a good listener, wearing her lipstick flat and reliably.
3) The Super Woman She is gentle and seeks harmony, wearing her lipstick perfectly round and smooth.
4) The Power Woman She is self-confident and energetic, wearing her lipstick pointed steeply upwards.
5) The Emotional Woman She is sensitive and reserved, wearing her lipstick with a firm concave-hollowed tip.
R D Laing Sanity Madness and the Family notes on chapter 11Andrew Voyce MA
Maya experienced schizophrenia after being away from her family for years as a child. She was hospitalized after attacking her mother with a knife. Maya has sexual fantasies about her parents and feels she can influence and be influenced by others. Her parents see her as changed and do not accept her attempts at autonomy. The authors conclude Maya's clinical symptoms are the result of troubled family interactions.
R D Laing Sanity Madness and the Family notes on chapter 11Andrew Voyce MA
1) Agnes Lawson, a 20-year-old woman diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, feels unwelcome at home with her parents and two married siblings.
2) R.D. Laing and A. Esterson conducted 14 hours of interviews with Agnes and her family, including 10 hours of recorded interviews.
3) Agnes expressed feelings that her father did not want her at home and wanted her back in the hospital. Her mother was perplexed by Agnes' problems with her father. Laing and Esterson aimed to understand Agnes' perspective and that of her family.
This document provides a lengthy summary and critique of the novel "The Shock of the Fall" by Nathan Filer. Some of the key points made include:
- The reviewer was skeptical of reading fiction but decided to give the book a chance upon the recommendation of someone they respect. However, they found the book's pace to be slow and felt it portrayed mental health in a voyeuristic and patronizing way.
- As the reviewer summarizes the plot of the book in detail, they continue to criticize aspects they find unrealistic or not insightful about mental health. Scenes jump around in time in a confusing way.
- The reviewer questions whether the book aims to reinforce stereotypes about mental illness rather than provide
This is a summary of a journal article that was one of the first to advocate for the implementation of the Recovery Model in mental health care. You may seek the full text at your library or search online for the article as a pdf.
Drennan and Alred (Eds) Ch 1 'Secure Recovery' (2012)Andrew Voyce MA
Mention of the link between wellbeing and disistance from offending is mentioned here. Also Patricia Deegan. Factors affecting this socially excluded group, secure unit patients, are detailed. This chapter is written by the editors.
Barbara Taylor: Chapter 21 'The Last Asylum' (2014)Andrew Voyce MA
Mental health aftercare, her drinking, people stagnating at day care locations, and the ubiquitous antisocial resident are all metioned in Ch 21, which is summarised here.
John chose to remain anonymous in telling his story of mental illness due to fears that being publicly identified with mental illness could negatively impact future career opportunities. He experienced an abusive childhood, struggled socially and finding employment, and believed people were conspiring against him. After a nervous breakdown and hospitalization where he was diagnosed with schizophrenia, John spent two years in a hostel before meeting and marrying his wife. They have now lived happily together in a cottage for over three years, with supportive friends aware of John's disability.
This summarises the chapter on Florence in the compendium. The chapter covers her voice from God, her serious health problems, and her recovery. The chapter speculates that she had bipolar disorder.
This is a summary of Dolly's chapter which deals with childhood poverty and abuse, psychosis, the DSS, having a meaningful life, identity, first class honours at university, and more.
Peter's chapter in this compendium of personal narratives starts with his difficult upbringing, the onset of paranoia, a suicide attempt, effective medication, and positive aspects of psychosis.
Gordon McManus, Part One, 'From Communism to Schizophrenia'Andrew Voyce MA
Summary of the chapters contributed by Gordon himself to this book. He covers his experience with British communism in the 1970's and 1980's, and with the onset of his mental illness. He writes of his social circle in South London and his psychosis. Gordon writes of Recovery, regaining the use of his brain, and 'writing himself better'.
Gordon McManus Ch 8 & 9 'From Communism to Schizophrenia'Andrew Voyce MA
Summary of two chapters in Gordon's book written by Peter Chadwick. Peter writes of male stereotyping and stigma, also alienation, the social construct of reality, statistics and the cost of mental illness. He also writes on psychotic episodes.
Gordon McManus Ch 11, 12 ,13 'From Communism to Schizophrenia'Andrew Voyce MA
This document summarizes chapters from the book "From Communism to Schizophrenia and Beyond". Chapter 11 discusses nomothetic and ideographic approaches in psychiatry. Chapter 12 discusses the importance of employment in recovery from mental illness. Unemployment can worsen mental health conditions and lead to social exclusion. Chapter 13 emphasizes the power of personal narratives and stories in the recovery process for both patients and practitioners. Chapter 14 discusses how one man's recovery journey can inspire others and the need for both medical and recovery-focused approaches in mental healthcare.
Dolly's description of endless violence and abuse in her family while a child, and the psychotic episodes she experienced. Here summarised over a few pages. How Dolly survived.
John's complete book summarised over 5 pages. Deals with life in the old asylums, therapeutic communities, squats, medication, and relationships. A poet's eye for detail.
Summary of all of Louise's book over 6 pages. Details Louise's childhood, university days, life with her parents in Bournemouth, psychiatric hospital, and giving birth.
Judi states the need for conciousness-raising among mental health service users that they are who they are, and not to comply with medical, psychitaric versions of their lives. There is a temptation to comply with psychiatric versions of self because of considerations while in the institution.
Emil Kraepelin was a pioneering German psychiatrist in the 19th century who made major contributions to the classification of mental illnesses. He began collecting extensive case studies of patients and publishing textbooks that became standard references. Kraepelin hypothesized that there was a definite set of distinct mental illnesses and sought to understand their origins. Specifically, he described the condition of "dementia praecox", which he believed was an irreversible morbid process affecting young people. By revising his textbook over many editions, Kraepelin established classifications of major mental disorders such as manic depression and paranoia that were widely adopted around the early 20th century.
share - Lions, tigers, AI and health misinformation, oh my!.pptxTina Purnat
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Osteoporosis - Definition , Evaluation and Management .pdfJim Jacob Roy
Osteoporosis is an increasing cause of morbidity among the elderly.
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In some case, your chronic prostatitis may be related to over-masturbation. Generally, natural medicine Diuretic and Anti-inflammatory Pill can help mee get a cure.
Promoting Wellbeing - Applied Social Psychology - Psychology SuperNotesPsychoTech Services
A proprietary approach developed by bringing together the best of learning theories from Psychology, design principles from the world of visualization, and pedagogical methods from over a decade of training experience, that enables you to: Learn better, faster!
Basavarajeeyam is an important text for ayurvedic physician belonging to andhra pradehs. It is a popular compendium in various parts of our country as well as in andhra pradesh. The content of the text was presented in sanskrit and telugu language (Bilingual). One of the most famous book in ayurvedic pharmaceutics and therapeutics. This book contains 25 chapters called as prakaranas. Many rasaoushadis were explained, pioneer of dhatu druti, nadi pareeksha, mutra pareeksha etc. Belongs to the period of 15-16 century. New diseases like upadamsha, phiranga rogas are explained.
NVBDCP.pptx Nation vector borne disease control programSapna Thakur
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1. From Julie Leibrich ‘A Gift of Stories’
Jonathan Rodgers, from page 145
Jonathan says you walk from the light to shadow. When he’s
depressed he feels he will never walk in the sunshine again. He lets
everything slide. He searches for the easiest and least painful way
of suicide. Over time he’s realised that depression is a process and
if he waits it out it will fade. He never wants a label. His worst
time was when his grandparents died, he was quite estranged from
his mother. He got love from his grandparents and had lived with
them after a time with his mother and stepfather. He first thought
he was an artist when he experienced depression. He worked hard
and played hard as a sheep shearer. He had self destructive urges
such as driving fast and standing on cliff edges. He worked in
Wellington at a centre which was more than a drop-in for the
psychiatrically disabled, it was for all the unemployed in the city. He
began with the dog motif at this place. The marginalised people were
treated and kicked like dogs, the mongrels of society. He shuns the
‘better than you’ mentality – ‘I’m a politician or an artist and I’m
better than you’ (cf Billy Bragg just because you’re better than me
doesn’t mean I’m lazy.) He did a co-counselling course, and also
realised that each time he survived an episode he got more resilient.
He got professional help and realised he had responsibilities to his
wife and child, it wasn’t just him alone now. He went to Community
Mental Health but didn’t get the help he wanted – just the offer of
medication. He realised they couldn’t help him. He gets a lot of joy
and self esteem from his art work and the dog images. He had his
first exhibition with Mark Whyte, Mark was a good sounding board.
The darkness is like a baby screaming for its mother and she never
comes. Today he looks forward to completing his degree – he’s
doing an equivalent of writing himself better.