Mental Health: Symptoms and Causes of Psychosis, Depression, and Mania

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Table of Contents
Introduction...........................................................................................................................................2
Psychosis health infection.....................................................................................................................2
Signs and symptoms of the psychosis disorder.....................................................................................3
Depression health issue.........................................................................................................................4
Symptoms of the depression problem..................................................................................................5
Mania mental illness..............................................................................................................................6
Signs and symptoms of the mania health illness...................................................................................7
Recovery principles................................................................................................................................8
Mental care providers...........................................................................................................................9
Legal implication..................................................................................................................................10
Conclusion...........................................................................................................................................11
References...........................................................................................................................................12

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Introduction
Mental health refers to the health disorder which contains human psychological,
emotional and social well-being. Mainly, it impacts on the functions of the individual’s
body system. Mental health also enhances some other difficulties for examples, stress,
depression, anxiety and post traumatic disease (Callaghan et al. 2014, p. 5). Mainly, this
type of problem also changes the nature of individual and patients by affecting their
daily life habits and it is caused due to the genetic factors and biochemical imbalances.
This study goal is to analyse the various symptoms and causes of the different types of
health disorders such as depression, mania and psychosis. Moreover, it will also explain
the fundamental concept of recovery principles and how consumers apply to their
health disorders. The problem of mental illness is growing rapidly and many Australian
adults and teenagers are facing this issue from last five years. This report is categorised
into main four parts, for example, symptoms of the mania, psychosis and depression,
principles of recovery, various kinds of mental health cares and legal implications apply
to mental health.
Psychosis health infection
The term psychosis refers to the mental health problem which is defined as the
disconnection of the individual from the real world. Such kind of health issue also called
the psychiatric disorder that also increases the rate of schizophrenia in the human body.
It is observed that the psychosis infection is caused due to the mental health situation or
utilization of drugs. When any human loses touch with reality and sees something which
does not exist in real word that means he/she is suffering from the psychosis problem.
Moreover, the consumer may have delusion due to this disorder where individual hold
on to untrue and they can lose their interaction with the real world (Bentall et al. 2014,
pp. 12-14). A recent study evaluated that psychosis is one of the common health
disorder in which a person can listen to something which does not exist in real life.
There are many other health issues occur due to the psychosis such as depression,
anxiety, stress and lack of motivation. It is analysed that consumer who is suffering from
the psychosis which can face the problem of hallucinations and the delusions. Term
hallucination refers to the sensory knowledge that occurs due to the lack of the current

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stimulus. For example, a consumer is facing the issue of the hallucination which may
hear their mom or sister yelling at them when their mom is not around them. Moreover,
psychosis patients may have thoughts that are contrary to present evidence which are
defined as delusions health disorders. Due to psychosis, the functions of the body
systems do not work properly and they face the issue of stress. It is analysed that 5% of
the world individuals were diagnosed due to the psychosis health infection in the year
2016 and around 30 million people were diagnosed in the year 2017. Moreover, young
adults are more vulnerable for the psychosis and behavioural changes in one of the
common sign of this problem which is detected by the doctors. It can take numbers of
days and months in order to reduce their impacts from the human body system.
Signs and symptoms of the psychosis disorder
It is analysed that the signs and symptoms of the psychosis problem change one
individual to another and one person can face many symptoms that spread from one to
another person. Stress and depression both are very common symptoms of the
psychosis infection and more than 65% of individuals suffered from many psychosis
symptoms (Forty et al. 2014, pp. 5-8). It is analysed that if any person is connected with
love then they can suffer from the motivation and stress-related issues which are also
symptoms of the psychosis. There are many other signs and symptoms of the psychosis
disorder which are described below:
 Lack of motivation
 Hearing something which does not exist in the real word
 A change in the nature of individual
 Less ability to concentrate
 Facing issues during the concentration and thinking
 The sudden decline in the self-care
 Facing depression
 Suspiciousness
 Delusions (Gage Hickman & Zammit 2016, pp. 6-9).
 Hallucinations
 Sleeping too much