Essays on Mental Illness Page 4

Abstract ADHD affects around 4% of adults around the world (Michielsen et al., 2018). Yet, it is an under-reported and under-researched condition. Many symptoms of ADHD are similar to those of dementia, such as forgetfulness, inattentiveness, anxiety, depression, and irritability. It is, therefore, possible that there are links between the two diseases. While the genetic…

Bipolar disorder are dangerous disorder if not treated after being diagnosed with it here are some reasons why. Bipolar disorders are a disorder that causes severe mood changes in the person affected. There are 4 basic types of bipolar disorders bipolar I disorder, bipolar II disorder, cyclothymic disorder, and other unspecified disorders that don’t fit…

Depression is that feeling that negatively affects the people, their feelings, their way of thinking, and their behavior through severe and long-term symptoms and signs, in addition to their influence in carrying out their daily activities and functions normally, as this feeling of sadness exceeds a few days that most people are exposed to. Depression…

Abstract Bates Motel is a well-known series that is based on a true story. The events that occur in this program are greatly influenced by the events that were shown in the film “Psycho”. The show has 5 seasons and it begins with teenager Norman Bates experiencing what it seems like, an argument between his…

A mental disorder is a pattern of psychological symptoms or behavioural symptoms that impact quite a few areas of a person’s life. Mental disorders often create severe distress for the person experiences these symptoms (Tracey, 2018). One particular disorder that I’m interested in is schizophrenia. In this assessment, I will give provide a description of…

Our topic is regarding schizophrenia. We are going to specifically write about cognitive control in schizophrenia. If we briefly define cognitive control that is an ability to change information processing and people’s behaviors for current aims (Badre, 2008; Dreisbach, 2012; Miller, 2000; Miller and Cohen, 2001; Veen and Carter, 2006). Although the prevalence of the…

Bipolar disorder is also sometimes referred to as manic depression. The defining characteristic of bipolar disorder is alterations in mood between manic and depressive stages. Both the manic and the depressive stages of bipolar disorder are disruptive in one’s life. There are two categories of bipolar disorder based on the severity of the manic stage….

As a student the Health Science pathway at Dubiski Career High School my main focus is to succeed in the EMT course. A big problem the healthcare field currently facing is the treatment of the veterans and specifically their mental health. There have been multiple cases where veterans haven’t received the proper diagnosis or treatment….

Incidental Teaching, also known as naturalistic teaching, is a treatment method implemented for behavior intervention for individuals with autism spectrum disorder. McGee, Morrier, and Daly described incidental training as, “A teaching technique that utilizes behavior approaches; naturally occurring teaching opportunities are provided based on the child’s interests. Following the child’s lead, attempts to communicate are…

Schizophrenia is a chronic, severe, and long-term mental disorder that affects the individual’s thought processes making it difficult to think clearly. There is no consistency between thought and emotion because it also impacts the person’s feelings and their ability to communicate, to focus, to complete tasks, and to relate to others. Symptoms Schizophrenia sufferers are…