Mental Health

Do you have dementa dementa? Review of global research

More than 55 million people live with dementia all over the world (Who, 2023). Depending on the bottom of the dementia, there are various symptoms that continue to deteriorate with people, knowledge, behavioral changes, motor and speech problems. In the absence of appropriate pharmacological treatments that stop the progress of the disease, it is both…

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I think we assess social identifiers of mental health

We all know that the social conditions inhabited by people have a great impact on mental health. This is well documented in academic literature (eg Lund ET AL, 2018; Kirkbride et al, 2024). It is not a secret living in poverty, but to engage in daily threats or racism and discrimination for your personal safety…

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Should doctors be allowed to medicate mental illnesses without consent?

Updated on March 13, 2025 I recently met a few groups allegedly allegedly for Facebook and the rights of mental patients. They talk about rights and protection of their rights through online campaigns. They also support psychotropic medications / psychiatric treatment for the prohibition of the right to treat psychotropes without consent. These are people…

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Introduction to the Healing Benefits of Nature and the South Asian People in England

Stress and pressure of city life can be overpricent, but the natural green gaps (NGS) provide a vital runaway. The focus is recovery, reducing stress, reflection, problem solving and advanced emotional adjustment. Moreover, community collection points, social welfare, serve as points that allow the family closing and cultural celebration. Dealing with nature can be a…

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When the treatment of depression and anxiety fails: find hope and support

Bipolar Burle Today's guest is welcoming Nate Huyser. Nate suffers from a large depressive disorder and generalized anxiety disorder. Contact me to talk to Bipolar Burle Designed during travel and I am honored to share his story below. Is the first step in managing mental illnesses seeking professional assistance, but what happens When therapy and…

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Smile through depression: hidden pain of highly working mental diseases

It's something I can identify with the “smiling depression” – as “highly working depression.” What are technical conditions, but both describe how I live in the years of my life. Yes, I have been depressed for years, but I also spent years of my life hide that fact from 99% of people with mutual connection….

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Aggregate trauma and bipolar disorder

People with bipolar disorder (BD) Trauma Trauma considerable high proportions more than the general population, calculations From 50% to 80% Lives in their lives a traumatic event at a time (Association et al., 2009; Maguire et al., 2008). The study showed that Trauma is associated with the result of a serious illnessIn addition to increasing…

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How can alcohol consumption affect the risk of dementia

Alcohol consumption is part of many cultures in the world. About 7% of the world's population lives with alcohol use disorders and approximately 3.7% of the world's population lives in alcohol dependence (Kim 2024), and this is an increasing international problem. Alcohol is known as a risk factor for various diseases and is associated with…

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Thoughts and feelings are not the fact: how to realize your brain

Two lessons that take people for a long time to learn people, these thoughts are not the facts and feelings. The reality test can help us see this, but this is a skill that does not. These are hard classes, because our thoughts and feelings are trying to convince differently. Many things in the outside…

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Experience participating in collaborative development of outcome measures.

In recent years there has been a (welcome) trend towards conducting research “with” or “by” the public rather than “to”, “about” or “for” them (NIHR). While there is a move to standardize this across all health research (for example, many funders now require evidence of patient and community involvement), there remains disparity in the types…

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