Psychological Risk and Mental Health

Mental Health and Psychological Risks

Mental health is an important aspect in everyone's life and that is why we must pay due attention to it. Mental illness is a disorder of brain function. They can have several causes, and occur globally, regardless of country, culture or socio-economic group.

Mental illness makes everything harder: school, relationships and socializing with other people, time spent at home with family, etc. If you know someone who is experiencing a mental disorder, recommend that they see a doctor as soon as possible. The sooner you intervene, the more effective the treatment will be. A specialist doctor can diagnose correctly and propose an appropriate treatment.

Mental health warning signs

-         lack of happiness, enthusiasm;

-         strong, frequent anxiety states;

-         the desire to hurt or hurt someone else;

-         Less interaction in activities

-         strong and continuous states of irritability and nervousness.

Myths About Teen Mental Health:

1.     Teenagers have no real problems

2.     Mental health problems among adolescents exist and are real. They must be treated seriously so as not to evolve until they no longer allow recovery. Take action from the first question mark regarding a teenager's poor condition.

3.     Teenagers are just looking for attention, you don't have to worry. Many adolescents with deviant behavior suffer from a mental disorder, so the need for attention or antisocial behavior of a teenager should be taken seriously and at the first opportunity directed to a specialist.

4.     Adolescents are too young to suffer from depression. Depression is a mental illness that can occur regardless of age. Untreated, it can lead to suicide.

5.     If someone talks about suicide, they certainly won't. Suicide is one of the leading causes of adolescence. When someone talks about suicide, it is very important that he be taken seriously and directed to a specialist or an emergency aid point.