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1. Mental Health: -State of wellbeing zv zv zv zv
-Able to realize his/her ownpotential
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-Cope with normal stressors of life
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-Work productively
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2. Mental Illness zv
1:5 Americans experienced a mental illness
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1:10 young people experience major depression: -All psychiatric disorders
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3. Risk and Protective Factors: -Biological and Genetic Factors
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-Resilience - the ability and capacity for people to secure resources needed for well-
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being. Does not mean they are unattected by stress.
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Social and Economic Circumstances
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Family, peer groups, school -
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promote confidence, coping skills, inadequacy, instilling anxiety Environmental Factors
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Culture - ditterent views on mental illness
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4. Legislation and Mental Health Funding zv zv zv zv
Affordable Care Act: -Medical Hx can not result in denials or "pre-existing condition"
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-No lifetime or annual dollar limit
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-Available to many who previously have been uninsured
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-Prescription coverage zv
-Cover preventive care at no cost to the patient
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-Young adults to remain on their parents' health care plan until theage of 26
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5. Assessment
Age Considerations
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Children
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-Threat of suicide, homicide, sexual abuse, behaviors that put patient at risk must be shared with professionals and parents
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-Don't stereotype - Rule out Medical Cause
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-Be aware of any physical limitation
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- Sensory or motor deficits, physical illness(increase anxiety, stress, pain)
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6. Social vs Therapeutic Relationships zv zv zv zv
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Focus of the relationship is on the patient's ideas, experience and feelings.
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-Consistently focused on the patient's needs zv zv zv zv zv
-Clear boundaries are establishedzv zv zv
-Help the patient developing new coping mechanisms
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-Supports behavioral change zv zv
-Roles do not shift zv zv zv
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-Nurse's needs are met at the expense of the patient's needs: Blurred Roles
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1. Mental Health: -State of wellbeing zv zv zv zv
-Able to realize his/her ownpotential
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-Work productively
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-Contribute to the community zv zv zv
2. Mental Illness zv
1:5 Americans experienced a mental illness
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1:10 young people experience major depression: -All psychiatric disorders
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3. Risk and Protective Factors: -Biological and Genetic Factors
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-Resilience - the ability and capacity for people to secure resources needed for well-
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being. Does not mean they are unattected by stress.
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Social and Economic Circumstances
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Family, peer groups, school -
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promote confidence, coping skills, inadequacy, instilling anxiety Environmental Factors
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Culture - ditterent views on mental illness
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4. Legislation and Mental Health Funding zv zv zv zv
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-No lifetime or annual dollar limit
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-Available to many who previously have been uninsured
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-Prescription coverage zv
-Cover preventive care at no cost to the patient
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-Young adults to remain on their parents' health care plan until theage of 26
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5. Assessment
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Children
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-Parents - behaviors, conduct: Adolescents zv zv zv zv
-Concerned with confidentiality zv zv
-Threat of suicide, homicide, sexual abuse, behaviors that put patient at risk must be shared with professionals and parents
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Older Adults zv
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-Don't stereotype - Rule out Medical Cause
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-Be aware of any physical limitation
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- Sensory or motor deficits, physical illness(increase anxiety, stress, pain)
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6. Social vs Therapeutic Relationships zv zv zv zv
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-Roles may shift zv zv
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Focus of the relationship is on the patient's ideas, experience and feelings.
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-Consistently focused on the patient's needs zv zv zv zv zv
-Clear boundaries are establishedzv zv zv
-Help the patient developing new coping mechanisms
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-Supports behavioral change zv zv
-Roles do not shift zv zv zv
7. Boundaries
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