Mental health affects cognitive, behavioral, and emotional well-being. Many myths and bluffs exist about mental health, such as the ideas that children don't experience problems, people with illnesses are violent, or that prevention efforts don't work. Seeking help for mental health issues is challenging in Filipino culture due to stigma, preference for support from family, and belief that issues are caused by supernatural forces. The mental health law in the Philippines now prioritizes mental health programs to improve services.
Mental health affects cognitive, behavioral, and emotional well-being. Many myths and bluffs exist about mental health, such as the ideas that children don't experience problems, people with illnesses are violent, or that prevention efforts don't work. Seeking help for mental health issues is challenging in Filipino culture due to stigma, preference for support from family, and belief that issues are caused by supernatural forces. The mental health law in the Philippines now prioritizes mental health programs to improve services.
Mental health affects cognitive, behavioral, and emotional well-being. Many myths and bluffs exist about mental health, such as the ideas that children don't experience problems, people with illnesses are violent, or that prevention efforts don't work. Seeking help for mental health issues is challenging in Filipino culture due to stigma, preference for support from family, and belief that issues are caused by supernatural forces. The mental health law in the Philippines now prioritizes mental health programs to improve services.
Mental health affects cognitive, behavioral, and emotional well-being. Many myths and bluffs exist about mental health, such as the ideas that children don't experience problems, people with illnesses are violent, or that prevention efforts don't work. Seeking help for mental health issues is challenging in Filipino culture due to stigma, preference for support from family, and belief that issues are caused by supernatural forces. The mental health law in the Philippines now prioritizes mental health programs to improve services.
MENTAL HEALTH FOR ADOLESCENTS: many people need help to get better.
FACTS AND BLUFFS (SEMINAR) Many factors contribute to mental
health including: MENTAL HEALTH o Biological factors Cognitive, behavior and emotional well-being o Life experiences (trauma) Affects our thinking and how we adjust to our o Family history of mental daily activities problems Affects our feelings and behavior 5) There is no hope for people with mental Manifested if we are productive contributors to society health problems. Once a friend or family member develops mental health problems, they may never recover A state of well-being in which the individual Studies show that people with mental realizes his / her own abilities, can cope with health problems get better and the normal stresses of life, can work recover completely productively and fruitfully, and is able to make a contribution to his / her community There are cases that become permanent and there are World Health Organization those that are just a phase (there is a need for proper MYTHS AND BLUFFS intervention – maintenance 1) Mental health problems don't affect me and support system) Mental health problems are very common 6) Therapy and self-help are a waste of time. Why bother when you can just take a pill? 2) Children don't experience mental health Treatment for mental health problems problems varies depending on the Even very young children may show individual and could include early warning signs of mental health medications, therapy or both concerns 7) I can’t do anything for a person with a mental 3) People with mental health problems are health problem violent and unpredictable Friends and loved ones can make a People with mental health problems big difference. They can be important are most likely to be violent than influences to help someone get the anyone else treatment and services they need They cannot think straight so they become subject to 8) Prevention doesn’t work. It is impossible to violence or being abused prevent mental health illness They have no notion of what Prevention of mental, emotional and is right and wrong behavior disorders focus on If they are given proper addressing known risk factors, e.g. intervention, they become exposure to trauma, that can affect productive members of the chances that people will develop society mental health problems
4) Personality weakness or character flaws CONTRIBUTING FACTORS TO MYTHS
cause mental health problems. People with Sanism – stigma associated with mental mental health problems can snap out of it if health illness they try hard enough o Oppressive Mental health problems have nothing o Misinformation to do with being lazy or weakness, o Discrimination mfgt WHY SANISM EXISTS? Family and friends will help you find it The stigma comes from the “punitive” mental health services SADNESS We treat them as prisoners rather Sadness is a reality than as patients Sadness is underrated People with mental health needs are often Refrain from giving unsolicited advice, it isolated, giving rise to “horror stories” about makes people want to run from their psychiatric patients problems Exaggeration Mental health practitioners REMEMBER Ratio of psychiatrists – 1 : 200,000 Live to the point of tears We are resilient with proper support, MENTAL HEALTH HELP SEEKING AMONG guidance and perspective FILIPINOS Stop comparing, start appreciating General reluctance to seek professional help for mental health problems Preference to seek help from friends and family members How physical and psychological illnesses are conceptualized is different from the medical field Attributed to the working of supernatural beings Thought to be an evil act Reference for folk stories Cultural indicators Private and public stigma, hiya, loss of face Attitudes and social interactions with people of mental illness as shaped by culture Ibang Tao and Hindi Ibang Tao Concept Filipinos are comfortable seeking help with people they consider hindi ibang tao
MENTAL HEALTH LAW (RA 11036)
Requires institutions to prioritize mental health and mental self-services Mental health programs
GRATITUDE AND FINDING LIFE’S
JOURNEY
HAPPINESS IS YOUR BIRTHPLACE
Go! Find what makes you happy Time flies Don’t forget where you came from Ipinanganak ka upang maging masaya mfgt