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    The Field Of Mental Health

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    Scientist Practitioner Gap in the Field of Mental Health Implementing evidence-based practices (EBPs) for the treatment of psychological disorders represents a major challenge within the field of mental health. Literally hundreds of evidence-based treatments (EBTs) and thousands of evidence based assessment (EBA) tools are available; however such practices are generally not implemented in routine clinical practice (Chorpita et al. 2014 presentation; Weston, Novotny, & Thompson-Brenner, 2004a; 2004b;

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    We have all suffer from mental illness in one way or another in our lives. Either if it’s from a tragic accident that we have been in, a tragic accident that we have seen or even from a relationship break up. Mental illness is something that triggers in our brain from those tragic happenings; from depression, anxiety, bulimia or anorexic to name a few. Gabourey Sidibe is a 34 year old young actress who has been battling with bulimia and suicidal thoughts along with depression and panic attacks. Gabourey

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    Mental Health Counseling Starting out as a Vocational focused field counseling eventually developed a preventative measure for those “wanting to work with a more “normal” population” (Noah, 2018). As needs arouse throughout history counselors have developed different ways of working with people. Today there are 16 different divisions in the American Counseling Association (ACA) (Norton, 204). Mental health counseling specifically was developed as a hybrid between “psychology and educational counseling”

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    My Dream of Becoming a Mental Health Counselor Becoming a counselor has been a dream for me for some time now. Being able to assist women, men, and children seems like the best job for me due to the empathy that I share with many individuals. A mental health counselor is not just a job, it is an opportunity to help people and give back to the community that we share. As a military spouse who has dealt with multiple deployments and meeting other wives has given me an opportunity to help them get

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    I created a survey to gauge college students’ perceptions of mental health in the United States. The survey began with demographic questions and then moves onto questions that gauge the participant’s views on their mental health, mental health in general, and certain stigmas associated with mental illness in the United States. Participants The demographics of the survey were limited. Only current college students attending in the United States were allowed to participate in the survey. Because

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    Psychopharmacology and Mental Health Counseling Samantha Jackson Walden University Psychopharmacology and Mental Health Counseling Kaut and Dicknson (2007) states “a growing challenge for mental health counselors is to understand the potential benefits and limitations of many different types of drugs “(.p204-205). Drugs are prescribed to have an effect on the brain and behavior of clients. Mental health counselors are advised to be trained in how psychotropic medications can benefit and be

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    Mental Health Counselor Job Portfolio Have you ever thought about how important mental health counselors really are? Mental health counselors can help people out of a mental health problem with just a few visits! I hope to be a mental therapist one day. I know you might be thinking “Why a mental health counselor?” Well I have personal connections with mental health and I never want any family to have to go through. First, I am going to talk about the work environment of mental health counselors

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    INTRODUCTION It is widely recognized that mental illness affects a significant proportion of the population; however, it is complicated to determine exact numbers. This problem can be attributed to such issues as the changing definitions of mental illness as well as difficulties in classifying, diagnosing, and reporting mental disorders. Limitations to adequate mental health services including social stigma, cultural incompatibility between patients and providers, language barriers, lack of insurance

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    Mental health counseling gives me a positive outlook regarding my life. I feel that Walden University will certainly prepare me to be an effective mental health counselor. The mental health-counseling program at Walden will prepare to care for individuals with various mental issues. I am positive that I will learn how to aid my clients with mental health problems through various programs and services. Being that its imperative to display excellent listening skills, memorandum, and deliver positive

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    Assessment in Mental Health Counseling The day that we come into the world, we start to develop pieces of a personal puzzle that throughout the rest of our lives we attempt to “fit” into our individual and unique puzzle. As time progresses, we seem to find that some of the pieces may “fit” very well into place, but we also find that some of the pieces are hard to “fit” into place, even when we try to force the piece in its place. In fact, some may say that when we try to force pieces into our personal

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