How Psychology Relates With People

How Psychology Relates with People

There was a time when a person who went to a psychiatrist was treated as a strange person. It may be because of the expression “the spirit is gone,” but the place where the threshold was high because of the perception that the hospital should go to a crazy person, psychiatry. But now it's been a long time.

As a result of the 2018 National Health Insurance Corporation survey, the Department of Mental Health was the medical department that ranked No. 1 in clinical patient growth over the past decade. It means that mental illness is no longer a disease of a specific person. The typical mental illnesses of modern people include panic disorder, depression, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia. It is important to detect and treat these disorders early.

Mental illness may or may not be a treatment, but it may be your choice, but there are certain things you need to know to make a choice. It means that the progress or prognosis of the disease is better than if the treatment is not. It may be better to receive it as soon as possible.

In addition, in areas where mental health welfare centers have not yet been established, public health centers take over. You can find information on hospitals and clinics and mental health welfare centers on the local menu, “Local Mental Health Institutions”. However, only 22% of cases receive treatment or counseling. In other words, 78% of people suffering from mental health problems are without any treatment or counseling. Even worse, 81% of untreated people are unaware that they have a mental health problem. With the recent increase in interest in health, it is easy to find a hospital with a light cold and find people sweating at a health club late at night. To pursue health, we first need to be aware of the problem. There are many reasons for going to a mental health department for treatment. Because of insomnia, you may go to a prescription for sleeping pills, or go for stress counseling, but the word psychiatric care and treatment does not take into account all of this. It just reminds you of psychosis, a so-called psychosis, that makes you nervous and uncomfortable with the Department of Mental Health. This prejudice and misunderstanding about mental health medicine makes people stigmatize what they come to mental health medicine. Having a wrong prejudice, regardless of what the other person actually does, can cause the other person to feel alienated and selfless. However, in reality, the Department of Mental Health nowadays deals more with neurosis-related diseases such as stressful anxiety, depression, insomnia, and vases, rather than psychosis, which the general public considers to be psychosis. In addition, as celebrities reveal the facts of mental health and medical treatment through media or broadcasting, a social atmosphere is forming that mental health is not the only place where people with severe mental illness go.