Case Study About the Mental Health of John

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Case Study About the Mental Health of John

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Table of Contents
Psychosocial Issues..........................................................................................................................3
Informal Care Provisions.................................................................................................................3
Professionals and Administrations..................................................................................................4
Gaps in Facilities Delivered.............................................................................................................5
Advocacy of Mental Health Issues..................................................................................................6
References........................................................................................................................................7

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Psychosocial Issues
It is necessary to determine and identify these factors to help John for his better health (Shattell,
2016). There may be a diverse kind of psychosocial issues including John’s life functionality
decreases, social-emotional issues, and Schizophrenia. The major indications include the
depressive disorder, swings in his mood that affected his relationship, stress, fatigue, and
laziness. It may lead to impacting his mental health negatively and changes in his behavioral
characteristics which is called as the issues in cerebral including mediation, retention, and
decision-making capability with a loss of memory. He is in mental trauma because he is not
getting enough sleep, maybe thinking endlessly about his relationship and studies. The level of
fatigue in John is much increased and his memory is much reduced by not taking the breakfast.
He is having issues with breathing, pain in chest and respirational infection leading to
Pneumonia which is a state of patients with depression and mental illness. He seems to face
difficulty in the conditions of social values and he is facing some issues in the communication
with others. John is observed with the psychosocial issue and dysfunctional behavior with an
exhaustive physical and a neurological issue.
Informal Care Provisions
By rectifying the social connection and discussing his issues will be an informal support for him
which includes outings, trips, musical evenings, concerts, walking, parties, and dinners will help
him a lot in the interacting with the people and family so he may identify his issues and problems
(Shattell, 2016). Offering a great quality of time and support with the emotional backup will also
help in controlling the condition and discovering the issues of John’s mental sickness. Maybe he

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is facing some difficulties and he was scared because of sharing his feelings with anyone or
maybe with the fact that no one is going to understand his mental condition (Do et al., 2014). For
integrating the issues of the trauma and supporting John, redevelop the controlling sense in the
by breaking up the patterns and understanding his point of view.
1. Ensuring of understanding his optimistic views by looking at his perceptive and state of
mind with his physical condition.
2. Response him to his concerned thoughts,
3. Deal him with care and kindness.
4. Show him affection and extra love
5. Counseling
The physical behaviors play an important part in supporting John as the behaviors of the society
and relatives are important in this regard. The environmental conditions and distances between
the people may be disadvantageous for John, sometimes as he needs some support from the
people and more importantly the close ones. The family circumstances including social, cultural
and financial statuses also necessary facts that are being observed in the john, mental illness
issues (Anthony, 2015).
Professionals and Administrations
There is a diverse range of people and professionals medicating the patients with depression or
severe mental trauma like John mental condition. The mental health experts are called as medical
practitioner which provides the facilities and medications for the mental condition rectification of

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a case as of John’s (McCann, 2014). Professionals and administrations that carry out the mental
health treatment are named as follows:
1. Physiologist counselor
2. Therapists
3. General practitioner
4. Psychologist
5. Psychiatrist
6. Primary medical professionals
7. Psychoanalysts
8. Support for habitation
9. Psychiatric Rehabilitation
10. Sheltered workshops
11. Mental medical counseling
Gaps in Facilities Delivered
There is lack of expert clinicians of the mental health. There is an inadequate number of
workforces needed to facilitate people with this mental state. There is an issue of inexperienced
experts of mental wellbeing. The mental health structure is inadequate in equipment needed for
the treatment of the mental patients. Because of the lack of reliable services, there is an obstacle
seen in the multifaceted mental health disorders which require experienced and skilled
professionals with excellent medical facilities (May & Pinder, 2008). A mental health strategy

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should be integrated in order to eliminate these issues. The requirements of people with
psychological ailments can be facilitated and their rights could be improved with the provision of
facilities including the methods of development, advancement in mental health systems,
intensive care and valuation. By providing the basic needs to these patients like medicines,
availability of the resources, funds, and treated with care, support and affection, can reduce the
number of cases like John. Steps should be taken for the mental health promotion by overcoming
the issues of mental health sector including the insurance of facilities, identification of the mental
state at first, defining the risk and treatment to the people for fast recovery.
Advocacy of Mental Health Issues
The administration teams should be made for the advocacy and support of the mental health
conditions and steps should be taken for helping the people by creating prospects and removing
the issues from the health medical departments including the health services, organized and
kinder staff which will understand the patient and help him to put him out of the mental trauma,
standard quality psychiatric services, patriarchal facilities. The comprehension represents the
integration of advocacy strategies for ensuring the physical and mental well-being of the people.
The progress in the backing program facilitation the execution of psychological wellbeing
strategy and regulation and inhabitants might have various damages. Families should play an
important part in bracing their part as vocations, and an amended understanding of psychological
well-being and ailments in the cases like John (May & Pinder, 2008). Issues extend from mellow
dejection and tension through to psychosis and serious identity issue. Issues might be an
impermanent or long haul and may change during the period with a frequency and seriousness.
1. Stimulate fairness between physical and psychological sickness

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2. Approval over humiliation
3. Better strategies in the study and other activities
4. Sports
5. Communication
6. Improve funding
7. Paternalism
8. Consumerism
9. Provide information and facilities
10. Be intricate in choices about their lives
11. New approaches and selections
12. Preserve and endorse their rights and the responsibilities
13. Speak and talk about their concerns

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References
Anthony, W. (2015). Giving psychiatric rehabilitation its due. Psychiatric Rehabilitation
Journal, 31(2), pp.95-95.
Do, Y., Norton, E., Stearns, S. and Van Houtven, C. (2014). Informal Care and Caregiver's
Health. Health Economics, 24(2), pp.224-237.
May, D. and Pinder, J. (2008). The impact of facilities management on patient outcomes.
Facilities, 26(5/6), pp.213-228.
McCann, E. (2014). RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN PSYCHOSOCIAL INTERVENTIONS
FOR PEOPLE WITH PSYCHOSIS. Issues in Mental Health Nursing, 22(1), pp.99-107.
Shattell, M. (2016). “Psychiatric/Mental Health Nursing” or “Psychiatric-Mental Health
Nursing”?Issues in Mental Health Nursing, 31(9), pp.614-615.