Learning Mental Health and Various Outcomes

This report explores the concept of mental health, including its disorders, risk factors, vulnerability, and safeguarding. It emphasizes the importance of learning about mental health and its various outcomes.

Mental health

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
MAIN BODY ..................................................................................................................................3
Risk.............................................................................................................................................3
Vulnerability...............................................................................................................................4
Safeguarding .............................................................................................................................4
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................4
CITATION AND REFERENCES ..................................................................................................6

INTRODUCTION
Mental health is not a just a concept it is significant and serious issue from which an
individual suffers psychologically, mentally as well as emotionally. According to studies of
WHO, there is no present and definite definition of mental health (World Health Organization,
2020). It is situation in which a person's cognitive as well as emotional capabilities gets
combined with normal demands including functions within the society. The issue in regards with
mental health currently highlighted in several countries. Hence, the origination of this issue start
with pebble and majorly turns into mountains there are essential factors which may affect an
individual such as competing professional, difference in culture etc. In this report, there is
illustration of learning mental health and various outcomes.
MAIN BODY
Mental health is also termed as mental health disorders, that may refers to a wide range of
conditions. The disorders may follow with minor issues and can transform into disorders which
may affect individual's mood, thought process and can observe variable of behaviour changes as
well. According to view, mental health disorders can lead to disorders in eating, anxities,
depression etc. as it became concern of majority of people. The mental health becomes a priority
concern when indication signs and symptoms affect individual by causing frequent tension or
stress and abilities of body to function. It can make a person miserable (Liu, 2017).
Risk
According to studies, There are certain risk factors which may promote mental illness and
can effect individual daily routine and may affect his/her life are concluded as the issue of
disorders may be hereditary, blood relatives such as parents or siblings. The stress is significant
factor that is able to cause illness, so it is determined that stressful life such as financial
problems, divorce, a trauma of death of loved one's can cause illness. A study conclude that
diabetic patients are much likely to deal with mental disorders (Stephan, 2018). Brain injuries or
damage, military combat or any assault can cause illness. As well as usage of alcohol from long
term history can cause mental disorders.

Depression is a mental disease which can lead to serious causes. Mainly it is refereed as
mood disorder. According to view, the estimates that 8.1 percent of American adults ages over
20 and over. There are ample of reason one can feel depressed. Since, every living being
different in their own way and every person feel depressed in different way. Although, its fairly
common at several age to observe like this. It also interfere with daily lifestyle and activities, and
the result of this infatuation can effect a person's chronic health condition, lower
productivity ,lost of time and goal as well.
Vulnerability
There are two major areas in this field. There are biological vulnerability and stress. The
factors which may affect the vulnerability factors are social support. The social support is
essential for a person who is suffering from the illness. Society makes a difference a lot
acceptance and making a individual to get rid of this situation is complex as well as it is
compulsory in order to promote recovery(World Health Organization, 2020). Consumption of
drug and alcohol, usage of prescribed medication, meditation, coping skills and activities which
are meaningful and the individual's interest are demonstrated as vulnerability factors.
Safeguarding
Safeguarding means protection of basic rights in order to live safely which can be
freedom from abuse etc. As these illness have serious outcomes and can affect a body paralysed
and can harm a person mentally. The role of safeguarding lead up from here. It becomes
responsibility to provide care and assistance to similar patients. In this they make sure if a person
is not getting abuse either physically or suffering from domestic abuse as well as psychological
abuse. As condition of these individuals becomes crucial and critical. It is applied when a
prediction of person at risk that means implementation safe guarding policies will begin at this
point and these duties are capable to take actions against the person who found guilty(Liu, 2017).
These policies are used for betterment of a individual's life and providing them peace can
improve healing power.
CONCLUSION
Mental health is related in a context of personality of whole person. Thus, it is essential to
make people learn about mental health and issues regarding to them. As the external fitness does

not mean that a person is mentally fit. It is compulsory to be mentally fit as the issues originate
with minor moods or stress which may turn in to serious death causes.

CITATION AND REFERENCES
Eaton, W.W. and Fallin, M.D. eds., 2019. Public mental health. Oxford University Press.
Liu, R.T., 2017. The microbiome as a novel paradigm in studying stress and mental
health. American Psychologist, 72(7), p.655.
Stephan, U., 2018. Entrepreneurs’ mental health and well-being: A review and research
agenda. Academy of Management Perspectives, 32(3), pp.290-322.
World Health Organization, 2020. Mental health and psychosocial considerations during the
COVID-19 outbreak, 18 March 2020 (No. WHO/2019-nCoV/MentalHealth/2020.1).
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