The Benefits Of Mental Health

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Introduction Mental health means much more than the absence of mental illness. When we talk about happiness, peace of mind, joy or satisfaction, we actually mean mental health. Mental health is a part of our life, it means how people understand family, school, work, play, a community with their peers. It means how everyone can harmonize their desires, ambitions, capacities, ideas, feelings, and consciousness in order to cope with the demands of life. There is no clear delimitation between health and mental illness. None of its features can be taken as a single mental health proof, nor is the absence of anyone a proof of mental illness. No one possesses at all times all the characteristic features of perfect mental health. People with mental …show more content…

Most often people that are living alone become socially isolated, they increase alcohol consumption, also fell empty or worthless and they experience sleeping difficulties. Loneliness could be combating accessing psychological therapies as well as community schemes that general inclusivity and a sense to make them fill that they are in the right place. The most devastating effect on people and communities is the poverty and unemployment, those elements can have an aggressive effect, weakening family relationships and the stress that convoys the incapacity to meet basic family needs (Gould,2006). Culture and society can be affected everywhere in the world by poverty. In addition to maintaining a low level of awareness among community members, poverty includes restricting access to service such as health, education, decision-making. Factors that contribute to poverty can be lack of community facilities such as road, transport, water, sanitation, and communications.Poverty is a social issue and deep-rooted, the solution must be a social …show more content…

I have used the recommended reading list in the course handbook to write this essay, yet it has taken me several pages and numerous edits to produce this final script. In order to avoid confusion in style, I consulted mainly two books but paid particular attention to Gimenez J (2007) Writing for nursing and midwifery students Palgrave. I used the sample essay as a template for my work since I found it strange to follow the style required. There does not seem to be enough time to complete this work since I have to attend nursing placements and prepare for my next assignment as well as the exams. The referencing was difficult since the article contains several references which I did not read, but was included in the article, but I need to mention a few which I referred to in my work. I have explored how the NMC 2008 Code underpins the professional role of mental health nurses and the professional obligation we have to follow. My academic skills in reading and writing are demonstrated in accomplishing my task. I struggled with planning and arrangement of paragraphs by topic, but the word processing was a routine task which I have control over because I have normal typing and word processing skills to Royal Society of Arts

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