COVID-19 the pandemic has caused an outburst in the Mental health world ... it has crippled mental well being . Spiking anxieties & severe depression have resulted in frequent suicidal attempts.
When Covid-19 hit the world, it was a whirlwind of emotions that we have to face for many of us. Loss of certainty and autonomy are huge emotional triggers to a lot of people. It triggered us into worries, anxieties, frustration and everyone was looking for ways to cope.
The social media was filled with quick tips and coping strategies, which was great. Unfortunately, for some who are not getting the big picture, it turned out to be toxic positivity and back fire.
While being positive is great, that is not the only coping mechanism. This is where the lessons of mindfulness and EQ will help.
This document summarizes common mental health diagnoses and symptoms seen in Latinos/Hispanics such as depression, PTSD, anxiety, and alcoholism. It provides details on symptoms of each diagnosis and discusses suicide myths and warnings signs. The document emphasizes that suicidal individuals should be taken seriously and provided help by directly asking if they are suicidal, persuading them to live by offering hope and assistance, and referring them to appropriate treatment and support services.
This document discusses depression, including its signs and symptoms, risk factors, types, and recovery process. It notes that depression is a common problem that causes feelings of helplessness, loss of interest, changes in appetite and sleep, and more. Severe depression can be life-threatening due to suicidal thoughts. The document outlines warning signs of suicide for those close to depressed individuals to watch out for. It also explores causes of depression like loneliness, life stressors, and health issues. Finally, it recommends seeking help from others and professionals as part of the depression recovery process.
Personality is defined as the enduring personal characteristics that make individuals unique. It is shaped by factors like heredity, environment during development, and life situations. Personality influences how we interact with others and what we believe. It is the sum of our qualities and characteristics that distinguishes us from others.
This Document is contains information about the real meaning of depression. It also differentiates depression from sadness and to help young teenagers to build self-confidence in surpassing the degree of depression.
This PDF is made by http://sandiegoteentherapists.com/ focussing on the facts about teen depression which mainly occurs in the teens.The average age of depression starts at the age of 14.
Why we all need to practice emotional first aidTED Talks
We go to the doctor when we feel sick. So why don’t we see a health professional when we feel emotional pain: guilt, loss, loneliness? Guy Winch makes a compelling case to practice emotional hygiene — taking care of our emotions, our minds, with the same diligence we take care of our bodies.
This document provides information on personality type 6, known as the devil's advocate. When under stress, type 6 personalities become fixated on details, act competitively to maintain their image, and align extremely with beliefs or groups in a dismissive way towards outliers. However, type 6 personalities can grow from a negative, pessimistic individual who catastrophizes, to an optimistic, loyal and supportive friend by making a conscious decision to deepen self-awareness through mindfulness practices. Self-care signs for type 6 include losing faith in dealing with personal problems and giving away personal autonomy to groups instead of trusting their own intuition. Recommended self-care and mindfulness exercises include meditating, writing, exercising, requesting clarity from others,
When Covid-19 hit the world, it was a whirlwind of emotions that we have to face for many of us. Loss of certainty and autonomy are huge emotional triggers to a lot of people. It triggered us into worries, anxieties, frustration and everyone was looking for ways to cope.
The social media was filled with quick tips and coping strategies, which was great. Unfortunately, for some who are not getting the big picture, it turned out to be toxic positivity and back fire.
While being positive is great, that is not the only coping mechanism. This is where the lessons of mindfulness and EQ will help.
This document summarizes common mental health diagnoses and symptoms seen in Latinos/Hispanics such as depression, PTSD, anxiety, and alcoholism. It provides details on symptoms of each diagnosis and discusses suicide myths and warnings signs. The document emphasizes that suicidal individuals should be taken seriously and provided help by directly asking if they are suicidal, persuading them to live by offering hope and assistance, and referring them to appropriate treatment and support services.
This document discusses depression, including its signs and symptoms, risk factors, types, and recovery process. It notes that depression is a common problem that causes feelings of helplessness, loss of interest, changes in appetite and sleep, and more. Severe depression can be life-threatening due to suicidal thoughts. The document outlines warning signs of suicide for those close to depressed individuals to watch out for. It also explores causes of depression like loneliness, life stressors, and health issues. Finally, it recommends seeking help from others and professionals as part of the depression recovery process.
Personality is defined as the enduring personal characteristics that make individuals unique. It is shaped by factors like heredity, environment during development, and life situations. Personality influences how we interact with others and what we believe. It is the sum of our qualities and characteristics that distinguishes us from others.
This Document is contains information about the real meaning of depression. It also differentiates depression from sadness and to help young teenagers to build self-confidence in surpassing the degree of depression.
This PDF is made by http://sandiegoteentherapists.com/ focussing on the facts about teen depression which mainly occurs in the teens.The average age of depression starts at the age of 14.
Why we all need to practice emotional first aidTED Talks
We go to the doctor when we feel sick. So why don’t we see a health professional when we feel emotional pain: guilt, loss, loneliness? Guy Winch makes a compelling case to practice emotional hygiene — taking care of our emotions, our minds, with the same diligence we take care of our bodies.
This document provides information on personality type 6, known as the devil's advocate. When under stress, type 6 personalities become fixated on details, act competitively to maintain their image, and align extremely with beliefs or groups in a dismissive way towards outliers. However, type 6 personalities can grow from a negative, pessimistic individual who catastrophizes, to an optimistic, loyal and supportive friend by making a conscious decision to deepen self-awareness through mindfulness practices. Self-care signs for type 6 include losing faith in dealing with personal problems and giving away personal autonomy to groups instead of trusting their own intuition. Recommended self-care and mindfulness exercises include meditating, writing, exercising, requesting clarity from others,
This document provides a summary of various management skills, including personal management, effective communication, managing office politics, and career management. It discusses developing self-esteem through positive self-talk and goal setting. Communication skills like active listening and understanding other perspectives are covered. Methods for dealing with conflicts, difficult people, and time management are also summarized.
The document defines emotional hygiene as adopting daily habits to monitor and address psychological wounds, similar to how dental hygiene involves daily brushing and flossing. It then outlines 5 essentials of emotional hygiene: clean your emotions by dealing with psychological pain daily; pay attention to emotional pain and seek help if it persists; stop poking at emotional wounds; protect your emotional immune system by battling negative thinking; and practice self-compassion to heal damaged self-esteem. The overall message is that maintaining psychological health requires being mindful of stresses and trauma, and treating emotional wounds with the same care as physical injuries.
This document provides tips for personal development in several areas: personality, health, handling people, public speaking, and managing worry. Some key tips include drinking plenty of water, getting enough sleep, avoiding gossip, showing genuine interest in others, admitting when you are wrong, and not worrying about things you cannot control. The document emphasizes positive thinking, treating people with respect, focusing on solutions rather than problems, and leading by example with confidence.
1) Mental disorders are medical conditions that require diagnosis and treatment, and one in four Americans is affected by some form of mental disorder each year.
2) Common types of mental disorders include anxiety disorders, mood disorders like depression and bipolar disorder, eating disorders, conduct disorders, and schizophrenia.
3) Mental disorders can cause a variety of symptoms ranging from extreme mood changes to delusions and unpredictable behavior, and understanding mental health issues is important to reduce stigma.
Today it is very difficult to survive in the competitive world where people are struggling hard to achieve their desired goals. So, in order to get what you want then you have to learn about personality development. It is tool through which one can lead a successful life. It is about grooming your overall personality which will lead you to the path of success.
This document discusses developing a winning personality and approach to life. It defines personality development as an integrated organization of physical, emotional, intellectual, social, psychological and spiritual characteristics that is an ongoing process of developing skills, attitudes and knowledge. It then outlines 24 characteristics or "carats" that comprise a winning personality, such as being yourself, having a positive attitude, overcoming guilt and worry, having clear goals, and continuously improving yourself. The document encourages developing an action plan and notes that success is a journey that requires focused effort rather than luck.
This document provides an overview of personality type 7, known as "The Optimist". It describes their general unconscious behaviors which include always having multiple options in mind, preferring to plan and discuss rather than take action, and using charm to manipulate. Their basic desire in life is to be happy by constantly escaping into pleasurable thoughts of past and future events to block any potential emotional pain. As children, they felt disconnected from a nurturing figure, leading them to decide to look after their own needs as adults through a focus on positive thoughts and experiences. The result of an imbalanced personality of this type is an insatiable desire for positive thoughts and activities that can lead to problems with focus, follow-through, and tolerating
Our personality is what specifies us. It is our technique of talking, walking, dressing up, nonverbal communication and such traits that make or maybe mar our impression about others.
http://www.mingleweave.com/tips-improve-your-personality/
Emotional Resilience: How to empower Yourself using these 7 absolutely simple...Nisha A Sahadevan
We are interactive beings. We have thoughts, emotions and body interacting with each other. Have you noticed that whenever you get stressed out, you get a headache or upset stomach? Have you ever noticed that when you do not get enough sleep, you can’t be very friendly to others? Emotions affect not only our bodies but our overall wellbeing. In this article, I am sharing some strategies to help you build emotional resilience.
Read more: http://learn2livefully.com/emotional-resilience/#ixzz4eJNE8xYc
This document provides an agenda and information for a "Movies for Mental Health" event at Cal Poly Pomona on May 15, 2018. The event will include: an introduction from the facilitator and Art With Impact; screening short films about mental health and leading a discussion; and a panel on personal experiences with mental health. The document outlines the schedule and provides context about stigma, mental illness, and ways to improve mental wellness. Participants are encouraged to discuss their thoughts and feelings in response to the films. The event aims to promote connection and understanding around mental health issues through film and discussion.
Sue McKenzie - Making and Supporting Daily Disclosure Decisions: Evidence fro...IOCDF
This document discusses reducing stigma related to obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) through education and sharing lived experiences. It defines stigma and explores how negative public perceptions can become internalized, lowering self-esteem. While stigma may deter men and those in collectivist cultures from seeking help, reframing thoughts and normalizing OCD can help. The document recommends protesting stigma, providing education on OCD, and promoting contact with those who have OCD to change public perceptions and encourage inclusion and self-directed support. It also discusses strategies for disclosure decisions and crafting one's personal story about OCD.
Michelle Price, director of community engagement at the Ohio Suicide Prevention Foundation, presented on stress and suicide during the COVID-19 pandemic. She discussed rising suicide rates in Ohio, particularly among police officers, and warning signs like verbal threats, risky behavior, and life stressors. Price explained contributing risk factors like feelings of burdensomeness and belongingness, and protective factors like social support. She taught QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) suicide prevention training and listed resources for those considering suicide or surviving the loss of someone to suicide.
1. The document discusses loss, grief, and factors that affect the grieving process. It provides information on common reactions to sudden loss, stages of grieving, and how to help those who are grieving.
2. It addresses loss related to illness, like pneumonic plague, which can involve multiple losses of physical and mental abilities, social life, and job.
3. The grieving process typically involves shock, realization of loss, acceptance, and re-investment. It is affected by factors like the cause of loss, location when it occurred, suddenness, suffering, and life situation of the survivor.
The document discusses various topics related to self and people management including personality development, anger management, stress management, time management, and self management. It provides techniques for each topic such as recognizing confidence within yourself, controlling anger by counting or changing negative thoughts, managing stress through communication and planning, prioritizing tasks and delegating for time management, and living according to your values and work ethic for self management.
The document discusses causes of stress for volunteers and staff working in difficult situations, including poor preparation, prolonged exposure to crisis, lack of sleep, and feeling unsupported. It recommends managing stress through self-care, peer support, taking breaks when tolerance is low, and seeking help if difficulties persist for over a month to avoid burnout. Guidance from leaders, open communication, and maintaining confidentiality can help support volunteers and prevent stress.
Stress can be defined as any demand or change that the human system must respond to. Stress becomes distress when it lasts too long, occurs too often, or is too severe. The document discusses different stress reactions at various ages, types of stress including basic, cumulative and traumatic stress, common coping mechanisms like avoidance and approach, and the impact of stress on communities. It emphasizes the special needs of children in dealing with stress, abuse and grief, and how to help children build resiliency after disasters through community-based interventions. The document also discusses recognizing when to refer people for professional help.
This document discusses the argumentative personality trait. It notes that argumentative people seek conflict and argue for its own sake, are close-minded and stubborn. They experience volatile emotions but lack self-awareness and regulation of those emotions. The document provides tips for avoiding unproductive arguments such as considering one's motivations, understanding other perspectives, reserving energy for important debates, focusing on facts over people, and waiting to react when angry or resentful. Argumentativeness can stem from conditions like ADHD where some people stimulate themselves through drama and placing blame externally.
A Presentation of a selection of English Proverbs that teach good Life Lessons and moral values. The texts are in English.
For the Video with audio narration and explanation in Hokkien, please check out the Link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZ3GRPsLmXY
Suicide is a major public health issue in India, with over 40% of Indian suicides being among those under 30 years old. There are many myths around suicide that are untrue - talking about suicide does not necessarily increase risk, and suicidal thoughts are often ambivalent rather than a firm decision. Risk factors include mental illness, substance abuse, life stressors, and access to lethal means. Warning signs can be emotional, behavioral or verbal and seeking help from a mental health professional is crucial when these signs appear. Preventing suicide involves addressing risk factors, offering social support, ensuring safety, and maintaining long-term support for at-risk individuals.
The document discusses definitions and concepts related to mental health. It defines mental health according to WHO as a state of well-being where an individual can cope with life stresses and realize their potential. Mental hygiene aims to promote mental health and prevent/treat mental illness. The document also discusses characteristics of positive mental health including self-awareness, emotional maturity, and social adjustment. It outlines strategies for maintaining mental health such as self-acceptance, balancing aspirations, and adjusting to work and social environments.
This document provides a summary of various management skills, including personal management, effective communication, managing office politics, and career management. It discusses developing self-esteem through positive self-talk and goal setting. Communication skills like active listening and understanding other perspectives are covered. Methods for dealing with conflicts, difficult people, and time management are also summarized.
The document defines emotional hygiene as adopting daily habits to monitor and address psychological wounds, similar to how dental hygiene involves daily brushing and flossing. It then outlines 5 essentials of emotional hygiene: clean your emotions by dealing with psychological pain daily; pay attention to emotional pain and seek help if it persists; stop poking at emotional wounds; protect your emotional immune system by battling negative thinking; and practice self-compassion to heal damaged self-esteem. The overall message is that maintaining psychological health requires being mindful of stresses and trauma, and treating emotional wounds with the same care as physical injuries.
This document provides tips for personal development in several areas: personality, health, handling people, public speaking, and managing worry. Some key tips include drinking plenty of water, getting enough sleep, avoiding gossip, showing genuine interest in others, admitting when you are wrong, and not worrying about things you cannot control. The document emphasizes positive thinking, treating people with respect, focusing on solutions rather than problems, and leading by example with confidence.
1) Mental disorders are medical conditions that require diagnosis and treatment, and one in four Americans is affected by some form of mental disorder each year.
2) Common types of mental disorders include anxiety disorders, mood disorders like depression and bipolar disorder, eating disorders, conduct disorders, and schizophrenia.
3) Mental disorders can cause a variety of symptoms ranging from extreme mood changes to delusions and unpredictable behavior, and understanding mental health issues is important to reduce stigma.
Today it is very difficult to survive in the competitive world where people are struggling hard to achieve their desired goals. So, in order to get what you want then you have to learn about personality development. It is tool through which one can lead a successful life. It is about grooming your overall personality which will lead you to the path of success.
This document discusses developing a winning personality and approach to life. It defines personality development as an integrated organization of physical, emotional, intellectual, social, psychological and spiritual characteristics that is an ongoing process of developing skills, attitudes and knowledge. It then outlines 24 characteristics or "carats" that comprise a winning personality, such as being yourself, having a positive attitude, overcoming guilt and worry, having clear goals, and continuously improving yourself. The document encourages developing an action plan and notes that success is a journey that requires focused effort rather than luck.
This document provides an overview of personality type 7, known as "The Optimist". It describes their general unconscious behaviors which include always having multiple options in mind, preferring to plan and discuss rather than take action, and using charm to manipulate. Their basic desire in life is to be happy by constantly escaping into pleasurable thoughts of past and future events to block any potential emotional pain. As children, they felt disconnected from a nurturing figure, leading them to decide to look after their own needs as adults through a focus on positive thoughts and experiences. The result of an imbalanced personality of this type is an insatiable desire for positive thoughts and activities that can lead to problems with focus, follow-through, and tolerating
Our personality is what specifies us. It is our technique of talking, walking, dressing up, nonverbal communication and such traits that make or maybe mar our impression about others.
http://www.mingleweave.com/tips-improve-your-personality/
Emotional Resilience: How to empower Yourself using these 7 absolutely simple...Nisha A Sahadevan
We are interactive beings. We have thoughts, emotions and body interacting with each other. Have you noticed that whenever you get stressed out, you get a headache or upset stomach? Have you ever noticed that when you do not get enough sleep, you can’t be very friendly to others? Emotions affect not only our bodies but our overall wellbeing. In this article, I am sharing some strategies to help you build emotional resilience.
Read more: http://learn2livefully.com/emotional-resilience/#ixzz4eJNE8xYc
This document provides an agenda and information for a "Movies for Mental Health" event at Cal Poly Pomona on May 15, 2018. The event will include: an introduction from the facilitator and Art With Impact; screening short films about mental health and leading a discussion; and a panel on personal experiences with mental health. The document outlines the schedule and provides context about stigma, mental illness, and ways to improve mental wellness. Participants are encouraged to discuss their thoughts and feelings in response to the films. The event aims to promote connection and understanding around mental health issues through film and discussion.
Sue McKenzie - Making and Supporting Daily Disclosure Decisions: Evidence fro...IOCDF
This document discusses reducing stigma related to obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) through education and sharing lived experiences. It defines stigma and explores how negative public perceptions can become internalized, lowering self-esteem. While stigma may deter men and those in collectivist cultures from seeking help, reframing thoughts and normalizing OCD can help. The document recommends protesting stigma, providing education on OCD, and promoting contact with those who have OCD to change public perceptions and encourage inclusion and self-directed support. It also discusses strategies for disclosure decisions and crafting one's personal story about OCD.
Michelle Price, director of community engagement at the Ohio Suicide Prevention Foundation, presented on stress and suicide during the COVID-19 pandemic. She discussed rising suicide rates in Ohio, particularly among police officers, and warning signs like verbal threats, risky behavior, and life stressors. Price explained contributing risk factors like feelings of burdensomeness and belongingness, and protective factors like social support. She taught QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) suicide prevention training and listed resources for those considering suicide or surviving the loss of someone to suicide.
1. The document discusses loss, grief, and factors that affect the grieving process. It provides information on common reactions to sudden loss, stages of grieving, and how to help those who are grieving.
2. It addresses loss related to illness, like pneumonic plague, which can involve multiple losses of physical and mental abilities, social life, and job.
3. The grieving process typically involves shock, realization of loss, acceptance, and re-investment. It is affected by factors like the cause of loss, location when it occurred, suddenness, suffering, and life situation of the survivor.
The document discusses various topics related to self and people management including personality development, anger management, stress management, time management, and self management. It provides techniques for each topic such as recognizing confidence within yourself, controlling anger by counting or changing negative thoughts, managing stress through communication and planning, prioritizing tasks and delegating for time management, and living according to your values and work ethic for self management.
The document discusses causes of stress for volunteers and staff working in difficult situations, including poor preparation, prolonged exposure to crisis, lack of sleep, and feeling unsupported. It recommends managing stress through self-care, peer support, taking breaks when tolerance is low, and seeking help if difficulties persist for over a month to avoid burnout. Guidance from leaders, open communication, and maintaining confidentiality can help support volunteers and prevent stress.
Stress can be defined as any demand or change that the human system must respond to. Stress becomes distress when it lasts too long, occurs too often, or is too severe. The document discusses different stress reactions at various ages, types of stress including basic, cumulative and traumatic stress, common coping mechanisms like avoidance and approach, and the impact of stress on communities. It emphasizes the special needs of children in dealing with stress, abuse and grief, and how to help children build resiliency after disasters through community-based interventions. The document also discusses recognizing when to refer people for professional help.
This document discusses the argumentative personality trait. It notes that argumentative people seek conflict and argue for its own sake, are close-minded and stubborn. They experience volatile emotions but lack self-awareness and regulation of those emotions. The document provides tips for avoiding unproductive arguments such as considering one's motivations, understanding other perspectives, reserving energy for important debates, focusing on facts over people, and waiting to react when angry or resentful. Argumentativeness can stem from conditions like ADHD where some people stimulate themselves through drama and placing blame externally.
A Presentation of a selection of English Proverbs that teach good Life Lessons and moral values. The texts are in English.
For the Video with audio narration and explanation in Hokkien, please check out the Link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZ3GRPsLmXY
Suicide is a major public health issue in India, with over 40% of Indian suicides being among those under 30 years old. There are many myths around suicide that are untrue - talking about suicide does not necessarily increase risk, and suicidal thoughts are often ambivalent rather than a firm decision. Risk factors include mental illness, substance abuse, life stressors, and access to lethal means. Warning signs can be emotional, behavioral or verbal and seeking help from a mental health professional is crucial when these signs appear. Preventing suicide involves addressing risk factors, offering social support, ensuring safety, and maintaining long-term support for at-risk individuals.
The document discusses definitions and concepts related to mental health. It defines mental health according to WHO as a state of well-being where an individual can cope with life stresses and realize their potential. Mental hygiene aims to promote mental health and prevent/treat mental illness. The document also discusses characteristics of positive mental health including self-awareness, emotional maturity, and social adjustment. It outlines strategies for maintaining mental health such as self-acceptance, balancing aspirations, and adjusting to work and social environments.
Depression is a common mental disorder that affects mood and can be experienced by elderly individuals. Left untreated, depression can worsen over time and negatively impact quality of life. For seniors, depression is often triggered by difficult life changes like the death of a spouse, loss of independence, or health problems. Treatment options for depression include counseling, support groups, psychotherapy, and medication, which can help most people feel better. It is important to seek help if an older adult is experiencing signs of depression like sadness, fatigue, social withdrawal, appetite changes or sleep disturbances.
This document discusses anxiety, depression, and stress. It begins by defining anxiety and explaining that moderate levels can be helpful but high levels can be debilitating. Common reasons people struggle to stop worrying are presented. Guidelines for controlling anxiety include creating a worry period, accepting uncertainty, and challenging anxious thoughts. Depression is described as having nine classic symptoms and being treatable through various methods like counseling, lifestyle changes, and medication. Differences in how depression manifests in men and women are outlined. Stress is discussed as usually being beneficial in moderation but harmful at high levels. Healthy stress management strategies proposed include avoiding stressful situations, relaxation techniques, venting emotions, and maintaining perspective.
Clear warning signs often precede suicide in over 90% of cases. Depression is the leading cause of suicide, and white males have the highest suicide rate increase. Suicide is the third leading cause of death among 15-24 year olds. Relationships, loss, mental constriction, and inability to adjust are common factors. Organizations like AFSP provide support for survivors and work to prevent suicide through education and outreach. Parents should take any suicide talk seriously and seek help from professionals.
This document discusses different types of personality disorders. It defines personality as patterns of thoughts, feelings and behaviors that make individuals unique. Personality disorders involve atypical beliefs and attitudes compared to most people. The document then describes several specific personality disorders including paranoid, schizoid, borderline, antisocial, narcissistic, dependent, and obsessive-compulsive personality disorders. It provides examples of common thoughts and behaviors associated with each. The conclusion states that personality disorders can be challenging to treat but therapies like CBT aim to help patients change thoughts and behaviors to develop relationships and satisfaction in life.
This document discusses various personality disorders, their symptoms, and treatments. It describes 10 personality disorders including paranoid, schizoid, borderline, histrionic, narcissistic, antisocial, dependent, obsessive-compulsive, schizotypal disorders. Each disorder is explained through 2-3 defining characteristics such as difficulty trusting others for paranoid PD or needing constant attention for histrionic PD. The conclusion states that personality disorders involve deeply ingrained thought and behavior patterns but treatments like therapy and medication can help control emotions and develop relationships.
This document summarizes a webcast on understanding depression presented by the National Council for Community Behavioral Healthcare. [1] It defines depression and mood disorders, outlines common signs and symptoms, and risk factors. [2] It then discusses how to help those with depressive symptoms or suicidal thoughts, including suicide risk assessment and ways to support treatment and recovery. [3] The goal is to provide information to help people understand and assist those with mental health issues like depression.
This document discusses teen suicide and provides information about risk factors, warning signs, methods, and ways to help prevent it. Some key points:
- Mental health issues like depression and substance abuse are major risk factors for teen suicide. Feelings of hopelessness, helplessness, and being a burden are also risk factors.
- Warning signs include sleep problems, withdrawal, changes in behavior/appearance, self-harm, and preparations like writing a note or buying a method.
- Common suicide methods include drug overdose, cutting, jumping, hanging, and gunshot. Each method poses risks of failure and suffering.
- To help someone at risk, ask directly if they're suicidal, listen without judgment
American Family - Chapter 9, Understanding Mental Illnessbartlettfcs
This document provides an overview of mental and emotional problems, including definitions of mental disorders, types of mental disorders (organic vs. functional), and specific disorders such as anxiety disorders, mood disorders, eating disorders, conduct disorder, schizophrenia, and personality disorders. It discusses suicide risk factors and warning signs, the grieving process and its stages, and ways to support those who are grieving.
This document provides an introduction to depression, including its symptoms and causes. It discusses how depression can be a normal reaction to life events or medical conditions, or a side effect of drugs. Long-term unemployment, abusive relationships, isolation, family history and personality can all contribute to depression. The document also outlines the effects of depression like persistent sadness, changes in appetite and sleep, feelings of worthlessness, and increased irritability. It notes self-harm as a risk and provides tips for managing depression like maintaining social support and avoiding negative coping strategies. The presentation was created by a group of 12 students.
Depression and suicide are serious issues that can affect anyone. Depression involves prolonged feelings of sadness, hopelessness, and helplessness. It ranges from mild to severe. Suicide is often considered a temporary relief from problems rather than seen as death. Warning signs of suicide include talking about killing oneself, giving away possessions, depression, substance abuse, and risk-taking behaviors. Friends can help by listening non-judgmentally, taking threats seriously, and telling responsible adults if safety is a concern. Both depression and suicide require professional help.
This document provides information and resources for helping those with mental illness or suicidal thoughts, including:
- Calling 911 or local emergency services for immediate help in a crisis.
- Using the ALGEE model for intervention: Assess risk, Listen nonjudgmentally, Give reassurance and information, Encourage professional help, and support strategies.
- Warning signs of suicide and how to directly address risk of suicide.
- National and local resources like the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline for help.
The document discusses various mental disorders like anxiety disorders, mood disorders, and conduct disorders. It explains the symptoms and characteristics of these disorders. The document also covers topics like getting treatment, understanding death and grief, and strategies for preventing suicide.
The document discusses stigma related to mental illness and provides information about various myths and facts regarding mental illness. It includes discussions of 6 videos portraying individuals with mental health issues and how they are impacted by stigma. The document emphasizes that mental illness is common, not a personal weakness or choice, and treatment can be effective. Seeking help is encouraged.
Depression and anxiety can do more than just to give you feelings of guiltiness, sadness or unhappiness. They can create unstable emotions, gloom or torpidity in you.
This book is written straight from my personal experiences. I discovered that depression and anxiety can rob you, your child or your loved one of your happiness, health, sleep, energy, memory, vitality, concentration, ability to work, play or love, and in chronic cases, your willing to live!
Unfortunately depression and anxiety are devastating illnesses that affect millions of Americans and other people around the world. Yet, they can be defeated.
I promise you that, by the time you finished reading this book, you will no longer be confused about depression and anxiety. You will know the myths, the facts and the sure ways to fight and defeat them using natural programs and medication.
The document provides information about various mental disorders categorized into anxiety disorders, affective disorders, psychotic disorders, impulse disorders, somatoform disorders, and personality disorders. It defines key terms like anxiety, depression, apathy, and stigma. It describes the symptoms and examples of different disorders like panic disorder, phobias, obsessive compulsive disorder, post traumatic stress disorder, depression, schizophrenia, and more. It also discusses available treatment options and resources for mental health disorders.
My recent Spiritual Care Volunteer training presentation on "Growing in Emotional Inteligence." This was a spiritual - pastoral care training for new volunteers at UVRMC.
MBC Support Group for Black Women – Insights in Genetic Testing.pdfbkling
Christina Spears, breast cancer genetic counselor at the Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center, joined us for the MBC Support Group for Black Women to discuss the importance of genetic testing in communities of color and answer pressing questions.
2024 HIPAA Compliance Training Guide to the Compliance OfficersConference Panel
Join us for a comprehensive 90-minute lesson designed specifically for Compliance Officers and Practice/Business Managers. This 2024 HIPAA Training session will guide you through the critical steps needed to ensure your practice is fully prepared for upcoming audits. Key updates and significant changes under the Omnibus Rule will be covered, along with the latest applicable updates for 2024.
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Hypertension and it's role of physiotherapy in it.Vishal kr Thakur
This particular slides consist of- what is hypertension,what are it's causes and it's effect on body, risk factors, symptoms,complications, diagnosis and role of physiotherapy in it.
This slide is very helpful for physiotherapy students and also for other medical and healthcare students.
Here is summary of hypertension -
Hypertension, also known as high blood pressure, is a serious medical condition that occurs when blood pressure in the body's arteries is consistently too high. Blood pressure is the force of blood pushing against the walls of blood vessels as the heart pumps it. Hypertension can increase the risk of heart disease, brain disease, kidney disease, and premature death.
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This particular slides consist of- what is hypotension,what are it's causes and it's effect on body, risk factors, symptoms,complications, diagnosis and role of physiotherapy in it.
This slide is very helpful for physiotherapy students and also for other medical and healthcare students.
Here is the summary of hypotension:
Hypotension, or low blood pressure, is when the pressure of blood circulating in the body is lower than normal or expected. It's only a problem if it negatively impacts the body and causes symptoms. Normal blood pressure is usually between 90/60 mmHg and 120/80 mmHg, but pressures below 90/60 are generally considered hypotensive.
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Suicide not the only solution
1. Suicideis not theonlyoptionto deal
withDepression
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Clinical Psychologist & Psychotherapist
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2. Doyouknow?
Suicide is the desperate attempt when
a person feels stuck and wants to
escape the unbearable psychological
pain.
When a person loses the ability to
think rationally and finds no other
option than ending his / her life.
All the six symptoms of Depression:
Hopelessness, Helplessness,
Worthlessness, Loneliness, sense of
Unlovability, Low self – esteem are
intensified .
3. Whatwarns
you
Talk about self-harm , wish to die.
Constant thoughts o dying.
Frequent visit to doctors & psychologists
Showing interests in various self –
harming objects
Strange & Self – destructive behaviors.
Strong self – dislike
Helplessness, Hopelessness,
Worthlessness, Loneliness sadness.
Sudden silence and calmness
Avoidance to family & friends
4. Whatleadsto
suicide?
Sense of worthlessness
Sense of hopelessness
Sense of helplessness
Sense of failure
Loneliness
Sense of self –dislike
Financial difficulties
Job insecurities
Pessimism.
Social Media
Cyber bullying
6. Generally
believed…
Only crazy people commit suicide
People who talk about suicide actually
do not commit.
Its difficult to stop Suicide , if someone
wants to do then nothing can stop
him.
People intent to commit suicide do not
seek help.
Talking about Suicide may give them
idea.
7. Reachout…
A close observation of the person : comments ,
actions , strange behaviors .
Try to read between the lines.
Assess casually with the help of the above
assessment
Confront them with care and concern and be an
active listener.
Avoid being judgmental, invalidating &
philosophical.
Avoid arguments.
Use Paradoxical techniques
Offer support and Hope
If needed seek professional help.
8. Self–Help
Writing diary or daily journal helps in
breaking your Emotional demon into pieces
“Go technique “
Reinterpretation of the thought
Vent your feelings to friends or family
Postponement of the behavior
Physical shift from the place , cognitive shift
from the painful thought will facilitate better
outcomes.
If still difficult, reach out to the professional
No external challenge can be stronger than your inner strength.