Thus, the burden of caring for patients with mental illnesses falls to the family and significant others, ultimately leading to psychosocial impacts with impaired community integration of both patient and carers. The aim of the study was to determine the psychosocial impacts and coping strategies of...
How Mental Illness Impacts Families(Guests: Dr. Jared Pingleton, Dr. Don Graber, Dr. Ricardo Whyte) Mental illness can take a variety of forms, such as anxiety, depression and phobias—but it’s often misunderstood or goes untreated. Experts compassionately discuss the medical, psychological, ...
The positive impact consisted of five possible benefits and negative impact consisted of eight potential problems. Participants were asked to rate how well each item applied to them on a 6-point Likert scale (0 = did not apply to me at all, 5 = applied to me very much). The average ...
According to WHO, it is a“state of complete mental, physical and social well-being, and not only the absence of disease.”This is the main definition that is often mentioned when discussing this topic. It is brief, very explanatory and reminds us that to be healthy we have to contemplate...
Divorce can be a challenging life event, impacting children and families worldwide. Children of divorced parents may experience increased risks for mental health problems like anxiety, depression, and behavioral challenges. These emotional changes may arise due to transitions in family dynamics and ...
How do teacher-centered, student-centered, and student-dominated teaching practices in grade 9 of the Swedish comprehensive school relate to students' academic achievements, specifically in terms of grades? What are the associations between these teaching practices and students' mental health complaints?
their condition and that this can be a barrier to accessing appropriate supports. It's important for us to discuss these issues so we can increase understanding in the community, reduce judgment of the parents and focus on how to support and reduce the risk for vulnerable families," she says...
How can parents strengthen their emotional well-being? The first step to improving our own well-being is to acknowledge its importance for us as individuals, partners, and parents. If we make self-care a priority, it can pay off richly in our well-being, in the q...
Second, it will evaluate the effect of psychosocial working conditions on changes in mental health among health and human care workers and make comparison to other workers to understand differential susceptibility. Third, the paper will assess how much of the relationship between psychosocial working ...
Worldwide,the pandemic has led to millions of job losses with low-income families hardest hit. Since it started, 46 percent of low-income adults in the U.S. have struggled to pay their bills, and 32 percent have had a hard time making rent or mortgage payments. Researchers made ...