Introduction Mental disorders can be defined as the conditions that affect someone’s thinking, mood, and behavior. Examples of mental disorders include; depression, addictive behaviors, and schizophrenia. The methods that have …

Introduction The birth of a child often causes a serious emotional imbalance on a mother due to a mix of joy, anxiety and fear coming with parenthood. In some cases, the fear and anxiety can escalate to serious depression. Postpa…

Introduction Schizophrenia is caused by a synergy of physiological, psychological, and sociocultural factors that result in persistent and adverse mental illness that result in unusual behaviors. They include impairment in conduc…

Abstract Suicide is an action or behavior which results from the interaction of diverse personal, social, contextual and historical factors but not a single cause. Therefore, suicide might be associated with a variety of social a…

Introduction Pregnancy comes with some of the physiological and psychological changes of the woman and also sometimes to her partner.  Most of the physiological changes usually occur gradually but at the end of o all, they affec…

What Cultural Considerations Are Important for You to Remember While You Interview MS. LI? Language barrier is one of the cultural considerations to remember when interviewing Ms. Li. Among the Asian Americans, they use numerous …

School Age and the Types of Abuse That Are Most Often Seen in This Age School-Age is an important part of the formative life-stage of the child. For the school-age staff each child is part of the different audience and it is not …

Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT) Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT) refers to a procedure involving electric stimulus application into the brain with an aim of triggering a controlled seizure (Mental Health America, n.d). It was util…