Do you have any knowledge of depression?
It is a type of mental illness that typically impacts adults, older children, and adolescents who exhibit extreme and protracted melancholy and irritation.
Energy loss, social disengagement, eating and sleeping difficulties, and self-harm are frequent.
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Do you know what dyslexia is?
Well, it is the inability to read and write fluently.
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Did you know that your client's environment affects their mental health?
A nasty, stressful family or school environment with yelling, complaining, and arguing can harm mental health.
A mental health professional can help improve the environment.
Do you know psychoeducation and its benefits?
It's educating your client about their mental disorder symptoms, prognosis, treatment, and more. And it's therapeutic.
So, go ahead and educate!
Do you know what habit reversal therapy is?
Well, it's the first treatment option for mild to moderate Tourette's disorder and involves replacing a tic with socially acceptable behavior.
Learn more at:
https://nyulangone.org/conditions/tourette-disorder/treatments/habit-reversal-therapy-for-tourette-disorder
Do you know what self-confidence is?
Self-confidence is the ability to trust in oneself.
Learn more about it at:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confidence
Do you know when the best time to use cognitive behavioral therapy is?
The best time is when the situation occurs.
Did you know about the benefits of drawing?
It's many psychological benefits and also improves cognitive skills!
Read more at:
1. Mental And Psychological Health Benefits Of Drawing (prima.co.uk)
2. https://neurosciencenews.com/drawing-mental-health-creativity-19842/
Did you know that reading fiction can improve social cognition and empathy?
Read more at:
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-art-effect/202203/the-mental-health-benefits-reading
Do you know anything about role-playing and its therapeutic value?
In role-playing, two or more persons slip into roles and learn new behaviors that replace the maladaptive ones.
Read more at:
https://www.alleydog.com/glossary/definition.php?term=Role+Playing