Therapy Recommendation: Male College Students

With the level of technology at where it is today there are many risks involved with many treatments. What the companies tend to do is advertise products and try to make the risks seem small. Every time you watch TV nowadays there is a commercial on there about a treatment that has

I feel like emotional health is important when you are at college because if you emotionally down then you don't feel like doing anything or just want to be left alone. In college you have to be doing a lot of homework and being social and If you are not feeling up to it then you might push your friends away and fail classes because of it. Everyone goes through things in their lives that could destroy them. But if you tell someone about your problems like a doctor, counselor, or even your friends/family, than they can help you to figure out away to fix it. Even if it just to vent your feelings then you at least have someone their to hear it. I feel if I understand why I am like this or that something is emotionally wrong with me than I could

of therapy you would recommend. Be specific: Rather than recommending “a behavioral approach” state whether

One of the treatments family therapy I am familiar with for it what I researched for my first paper for this class. I know that family therapy is effective for severe and complex disorders such as Schizophrenia, substance abuse, dementia, anorexia ,

2. Physicians will see increased compliance of the drug in their patients as the drug is not patient administered but provider administered. Will limit the variations in dosing patterns and practices. Provide alternatives for treatment. Improve revenue as it is administered in the office rather than at home.

What factors need to be taken into account when considering this type of therapy approach?

If the client has had negative previous experiences then these issues need to be approached carefully. If the client shows signs of not trusting the therapy or believing that it will not work for them the efficacy of the treatment may be

The patient is married and lives with his wife in a suburban area. They have two children who are in good health who lives with their families. Patient is well established with family and friends as powerful support system; he experienced little stress. He has a master degree in engineer, and making decent money. He has no financial issues, and has great health insurance coverage. He does see his primary health care physician regularly. Patient lacks of knowledge on his health issues despite his high education in engineer. Patient does comply with his medication regimen and does not know the current resources available to him.

The issue of mental health has recently become an important issue throughout America, especially with young adults. College campuses are critical to a majority of these young adults, and their environment on them are extremely important for creating a healthy and safe place for them to live and grow. At the University of Nevada, Reno, students need more opportunities and better resources in order to thrive both as students and as people. Throughout this proposal, there have been suggestions that, if put in place, can improve the Student Health Center and in return, benefit the students of the university. By collaborating more directly with students, focusing more on participation, and broadening their outreach, the Student Health Center will

Dates and Types of Services: James is scheduled to attend weekly therapy appointments for 45-55 minutes in duration. Prior to sessions, a review of his weekly behavior data will be conducted and pertinent issues will be addressed first then skills training relevant to his healthy living plan, social skills, independent living, and prevention of sexually inappropriate behavior will follow. Therapy will consist of success oriented cognitive behavioral therapy. Other techniques that will be employed include (1) teaching strategies to increase satisfaction with his life, (2) teaching skills to increase motivation and decrease symptoms of depression (3) general skill rehearsal for emotion management (4) role modeling assertive and positive

Rationale: Promotes understanding of the disease condition and reduces feelings of guilt and fear. Understanding treatments promotes informed decision making and keeps expectations realistic.

Samuel Seium. Treatments that I learned from class are the theories that are used and what type of counseling sessions would work best for certain clients. Clients with eating disorders are learned to determine switch clients would benefit from individual, group, and/or family counseling. What I learned about dialectical behavior therapy is beneficial to clients with eating disorders because it can help regulate emotions. Additionally, using motivational interviewing is also effect because it help a client who feels that they do not have a problem realize that they do. Other exercises that I would use in treatment is having the clients write a letter about what they would say to their younger selfs. I now understand what is the appropriate

Many American university students struggle with mental health. Colleges and universities have a unique responsibility to care for the young adults living on campus. Throughout the last decade, universities have changed their mindset to limit their legal liability in almost every instance, often removing agency from students and instilling a lack of trust. In prioritizing trust among students, professors, and university administration, the stigma that surrounds mental health can dissipate, which allows students to take charge of their health without worrying about their academic standing.

The only disadvantage of using these kinds of drugs is that these drugs can be used if the cause of an infection is known; if the right narrow-spectrum drug is not chosen then there is a chance that the infection will persist because the

For my story idea I was going to do something along the lines of college students struggling/ maintaining a mental illness. I was going to focus on the struggles students face adjusting to a college environment, as well as maintaining a social life, and academics. The reasons for this idea is because my sister suffers from anxiety, and depression as well as bulimia and anorexia. Her senior year of high school she was hospitalized and although she has come a far way in her recovery, having a mental illness is something she will have to struggle with for the rest of her life. I was going to use her as my main source, but I also have some other friends who have gone through similar situations.