Posts Tagged ‘mental health’

Question by Chelios: Do you think patients with mental health disorders are a danger to society?

Best answer:

Answer by Robert
umm.. yes.. they may turn around and eat your brain

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See Change. Mental health problems touch us all –

 

Question by Pretty thang: I need help with my essay?
My name is Rebekkah. i am 30 years old. I graduated from California State University Dominguez Hills with a Bachelor’s of Arts degree in Pschology. Most of my concentration courses were in Abnormal Psychology, Psychology of the Aging, and The Family. My passion is to work with individuals and families that suffer from mental health and conduct disorders, substance abuse, and family violence issues. I believe that treatment must first begin with involving the entire family.
I have five years of experience working in mental health field with a variety of clients.
First, my job experience working as a mentor/tutor with low-income at-risk children introduced me to the mental health field. And as a result of this experience, I am dedicated to pursuing a career in Marriage and Family therapy. I also have worked with clients in a residential treatment facility who have behavioral and emotional problems. These clients need to be in a more structured environment where treatment can help them overcome their behaviors. I have experience in working with clients to set initial goals and a plan to meet his/her goals. SEcond, my experience as a case manager in handling domestic violence cases taught me that there needs to be professions that can be emphathetic to their needs and situations. I believe that I can bring my attributes to your program of being an empathetic person, compassion, and maintaining confidentiality.

 

Rolling River Day Camp Rock the River Spring Festival on FiOS1 – Rolling River Day Camp of East Rockaway/Oceanside, New York (Long Island) was featured in a segment on FiOS1 in May 2012. Their annual Rock the River Spring …

 

An Institution-Building Approach for Yemen

Filed under: peninsula counseling center

As in the Saudi center, religious scholars should be used to deradicalize detainees. As part of the demobilization effort, the center would provide financial payments, family counseling, mental health services, basic education, and job assistance …
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Insight: Fears of Syria militancy expand influence of Saudi prince

Filed under: peninsula counseling center

That campaign was so successful that al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula sent an assassin to kill the prince in 2009, posing as a would-be defector before detonating a bomb hidden in his clothes. Prince Mohammed narrowly survived that attack and was …
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Question by Liir Lowry: He’s on the verge of cheating…..?
I’m sending this from a friends account… not a guy typing)

My boyfriend and I have been having issues… big issues..
He has alot of health problems… he has a disease that is slowly setting him up to a life in a wheelchair.. and it’s approaching rapidly…
The fact of this is driving him insane..
Because of this issue he is in constant pain..

The pain has let him to do really stupid things…
for years he’s had a severe bulemic issue..
it’s not a body morph thing.. but because his doctor told him.. the lighter you are.. the longer you will have walking..
he also burns..

these break my heart… when he isnt in the pain he has no issues and everything is ok..

but here’s where I messed up..

 

Drugs Dual Diagnosis – Drugs Dual Diagnosis is a presentation by Dr. Onsi Habib Elzayat, M.D., at the drugs and addiction awareness program “Christ Program”. This program is presen…

 

BOB JOPE: Helping visually impaired people

Filed under: dual diagnosis

TORBAY Recovery Fayre will be held on March 6 from 1.30pm to 6pm at Torquay's Riviera international Conference Centre, a free event for people with substance misuse issues or dual diagnosis — substance misuse with mental health — and for their …
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Question by Bobbie: do you think contraception should be aloud in schools?
i have a essay on why contraception shoud be aloud in school.
now im only a 14 year old girl. parents what do you think?

Best answer:

Answer by allegory
From Advocates for Youth:

“Adolescent birth rates in the United States are the highest among industrialized nations.1 At least 80 percent of teenage pregnancies are unintended, and three-fourths of these pregnancies occur to adolescent women who do not use contraception.1 Moreover, unprotected sexual intercourse places adolescents at risk of infection with sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), including HIV. In the United States, about one-fourth of all new STD infections occur among youth ages 15 to 19, and one-fourth of all new HIV infections occur in those under the age of 21.