1. Do everyone have Mental health?
✅ Yes. Everyone has mental health, just like we all have physical health.
2. Is Mental health how we feel, act and think?
✅ Yes. Mental health affects our feelings, thoughts, and actions.
3. Does Mental health refer to emotional, psychological, and social well-being?
✅ Yes. It is about how we manage emotions, our mind, and how we get along with others.
4. Does Mental health help us with how we cope in life?
✅ Yes. Good mental health helps us deal with stress, problems, and everyday life.
5. Does mental illness affect how we feel, behave, and interact with each other?
✅ Yes. Mental illness can change our feelings, behaviour, and relationships.
6. What type of Mental illnesses are there?
Examples:
-
Anxiety – worry, fear, panic
-
Depression – sadness, loss of interest
-
Bipolar disorder – mood swings
-
PTSD – trauma and flashbacks
-
Eating disorders – problems with food and body image
Strengths: People may also show creativity, empathy, problem-solving, and resilience.
7. Can people with Mental illness have positive mental health?
✅ Yes. People with mental illness can still have good days and positive wellbeing.
8. What is the difference between good and poor mental health?
-
Good mental health = coping well, happy, focused, strong relationships.
-
Poor mental health = stressed, sad, struggling to cope, feeling alone.
9. What are the most common mental illnesses linked to disabilities or difficulties?
Examples:
-
Anxiety
-
Depression
-
Both together (common with Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia, etc.)
10. Is a state of mind a way of coping with stress?
✅ Yes. Our thoughts and mindset can help us manage stress.
11. Does mental illness affect our thinking, feelings, and mood?
✅ Yes. Stressful events can trigger changes.
Examples: moving house, money worries, losing a job, relationships, break ups.
12. Do mental illnesses affect how we function in school, college, or work?
✅ Yes. They can make it harder to focus, study, or do daily tasks.
13. Are mental illnesses conditions?
✅ Yes. Mental illness is a medical condition that needs care and support.
14. Can mental illness be caused by family genes?
✅ Sometimes. Mental illness can run in families, but not always.
15. What is the current suicide rate in the world?
-
Suicide is higher in men than women in most countries.
-
Rates change every year. (For the latest numbers, check WHO, CDC, or national health services.)
16. What are common causes of poor mental health and suicide?
Examples:
-
Break ups, family fall outs
-
Drugs or alcohol
-
Stress and pressure
-
Bullying and stigma
-
Money problems
17. Name one or more mental health services in the UK and USA.
-
UK: Mind, Samaritans, NHS mental health services
-
USA: NAMI, SAMHSA, 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
18. Name one or more suicide prevention services or charities worldwide.
-
Samaritans (UK & worldwide)
-
Befrienders International
-
988 Lifeline (USA)
-
WHO Mental Health Programmes (global)
No comments:
Post a Comment