Mental Healthcare: Early Intervention and Nursing Interventions

This report provides a comprehensive overview of mental healthcare, emphasizing the significance of early intervention. It explores the positive impact of early intervention from both individual and community perspectives, detailing five key benefits. The report also discusses a specific nursing intervention, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), that can be implemented when working with emerging mental health conditions, highlighting its effectiveness in helping patients manage their mental health. Furthermore, the report underscores the importance of early detection and treatment for mental health issues, emphasizing the role of healthcare professionals in providing support and implementing effective interventions like CBT.

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Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................3
Significant positive impact of early intervention from both an individual and community
perspective..............................................................................................................................3
Five benefits of early intervention in mental health...............................................................5
Explain one nursing intervention that could be implemented when working with emerging
mental health condition..........................................................................................................6
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................6
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................8

INTRODUCTION
Mental health interventions are helpful for people regarding their trauma and other
underlying untreated psychiatric disorder. For this, the therapist or intervention specialist are also
involved in order to help for convincing other people to get mental health or medical treatment.
Mental health is effectively important for many people when they find something uncomfortable
as it include the emotional health, psychological health and social well-being (Roy & Kaushal,
(2020)). It is the effective state of mental condition that leads to determine that how an individual
lead to manage their overall stress and also relate it with their suitable choices. Mental health is
effectively important in order to determine the importance of each and every stage of life since
childhood to adulthood.
Besides from this, the mental health problems tend to impact the moods and behaviours of
people. For this, the mental health activities and suitable interventions are designed in terms of
helping people to cope-up with their mental condition. In this context there are suitable
interventions and activities which leads to make the overall process more approachable through
cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) to mindfulness. For this, the report tends to cover the
effective purpose regarding the mental health condition and effective care and proper control of
suitable interventions.
MAIN BODY
Significant positive impact of early intervention from both an individual and community
perspective
Early intervention depicts the effective identification and offer suitable support to children
at the young age who are at the risk of poor outcomes. For this, early interventions tend to work
in order to prevent people from occurring problems and also tends to tackle them before getting
the issues worse. Early intervention leads to take different forms while visiting programmes in
order to support vulnerable parents and also enhances the social and emotional skills of children.
Early intervention works in order to eliminate the risk of suitable factors and also enhance the
protective factors in the life of children (Lutz & Deisenhofer, (2020)).
In this context, early intervention put positive impact over the form the perspective of
individual and community which include the increasing recognition for the particular sensitive
period regarding the effective process of development and growth that lay for the effective

foundation in the childhood and also beyond the cognitive functioning. Early childhood
intervention programs are designed and developed in order to reduce the prominent factors that
put children at the risk for poor results. These are the programs who provide proper support for
the parents, children and family. These tends to support people in the form of learning activities
and also structure their experience that leads to put major impact on children that has direct
impact on their training and also enhances the care-giving environment.
In regard of this, it has been analysed that the early childhood intervention programs tend
to show for the benefits within the academic accomplishments, behaviour, educational progress,
reduction in criminality and also enhance the labour market success among the other domains.
Besides from this, interventions for the better trained caregivers and smaller child to staff ratios
appear in order to offer more favourable results (Lustgarten & Flynn, (2020)). Some benefits are
discussed as:
 Early intervention is helpful to make child make the most of the learning through play:
Purposeful play is important for the work of child and also important for the overall
development of brain during their first three years of development. In this context, the suitable
opportunities play an important role with the caregivers or the early intervention expertise to
facilitate the overall development of essential skills which are also needed for solving the issues,
socialisation, self-control and effective communication.
 Early intervention tends to eliminate the need for specialised instructional support
during the school years of children:
Early intervention is effective and useful for children in terms of making effective
progress while achieving the overall developmental milestones. In this context, children also
receive early intervention regarding the proper support for their suitable potential that leads to
enhance the academic readiness and able to interact with peers (Stentoft & Freytag, (2020)).
 Early intervention also empowers families in order to help their child reach their
suitable potential:
From the perspective of community, early intervention services which are being
empowered with effective tools which are important in order to help children by their overall
develop and also tends to face suitable challenges due to this they lead to reach towards their full
potential. In this context, parents need to be concern regarding the overall development of their
child and care givers are eager to help them by partnering with countless families.

Five benefits of early intervention in mental health
Early intervention is the process of offering specific intervention and proper support to an
individual who is experiencing any sort of early symptoms of mental illness. For this, the
intervention is not only the critical to prevent the progress of mental illness for the overall
enhancement of mental process and physical health, community participation and socioeconomic
outcome for the future. Early intervention is essential for children at the young age regarding the
mental illness for the long-term consequences.
For the suitable diagnosis and early intervention for the initial stages for mental illness for
the suitable significance of life change consequences for the mental health of an individual.
Along with this, early intervention undertakes improvised diagnosis and treatment, targeted
referrals to specialist services and enhanced confidence and involvement of primary care
providers (Ojagbemi & Gureje, (2020)). In this context, there are few long term benefits for the
early mental health intervention which are designed to promote the mental health.
 Less intense treatment:
Here, people pursue mental health interference for the fewer intense conduct by which
they will need to endure things and most of the people confidence their indications that will go
away but due to this mental illness gets inferior. Apart from this, early intervention permits
people to gain things by which they are capable of using them. It leads to prevent the suitable
needs to have effective medication and eliminate the dosage and frequency which is needed for
medication. It tends to prevent from rotating the damaging and deadly devices like self-harm and
abusive substances.
 Increased self-esteem and motivation:
When people get over to their societal stigma, they start seeking early mental health
interventions and also enhances the overall self-esteem and motivation among individuals. As
the part of their treatment, they lead to include things like gaining the sense of pride in order to
have effective resources at the suitable time (Vella & Swann, (2021)). By this, they lead to
overcome the challenges by which individuals get motivate to take challenges for their life and
also have been neglecting. It results as the improved mental and emotional comfort to encourage
persons to follow healthy routines. In regard of this, the hardest challenge which people face for
learning to admit when they need proper help for their mental health concerns which are easy to
ignore as they do not immediately show the social and physical consequences.

 Longer and fuller recovery:
It is the biggest danger for the untreated mental health issues for the risk for relapse. It
undertakes the trauma for the suitable progress of mental illness which is enough in order to
make individuals more vulnerable for relapse even after the initial recovery and treatment. After
receiving the intervention when the issues are still minor in order to prevent from the problem
from becoming the traumatising (Linz & Lorenzo Ruiz (2021)). Hence, the early awareness leads
to make things quite easy for people to self-identify for their signs for recurring the mental health
symptoms.
Explain one nursing intervention that could be implemented when working with emerging
mental health condition
In regard of health care services for the mental healthcare of people and proper control is
the most important cultural evidence which is based on the IMMHC intervention as it leads to
possess the substantial impact on the health services delivery over the effective health of people.
In this context, IMMHC tends to develop things with more enhancement in the mental care
intervention as due to this, they lead towards the mental disorder that can become burden over
the mental conditions of people.
IMMHC:
It is the effective model which is developed for the suitable management and services of
suitable mental healthcare intervention which is related to the mental condition and issues. Under
this process, the psychologist receives the weekly cultural and clinical supervision that will be
assessed by the random selection of sessions over the effective duration of intervention (Chirico,
Nucera & Magnavita, (2021)). IMMHC integrate the cultural and spiritual knowledge with
contemporary psychological therapies like CBT.
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT):
CBT is the effective form of psychotherapy as this process undertake the coaching, teaching
and reinforcing the positive behaviour. CBT is useful to identify the patterns for cognitive
behaviour and emotions which are related with the suitable behaviour. Aaron Beck develop this
approach who is the researcher of depression and depressed client and leads to reveal that they
had the negative bias for the overall interpretation of the effective events of their life that tends to
contribute over the cognitive distortions. This care approach take place over the prominent
sessions that take 12 hours by their design. In regard of this, there are three kinds of CBT which

is effectively useful for the mental healthcare and control of people (Kiselev & Morina, (2020)).
It leads to undertake structural cognitive behaviour training, stress inoculation training and many
more.
Additionally, health care workers of mental health like nurses and health practitioners are
trained for the basic CBT in order to contribute towards the effective care of delivery. In relation
with this, MRT is useful to face mental health issues in order to overcome from the anti-social
personality disorder which is helpful to reduce the risk of offerings (Dülsen & Baumeister,
(2020)). Hence, it is useful for people to effective cope-up with their stress and anxiety after the
stressful event. in order to get proper success for the effective care of patient by the CBT, there
are some essential elements which are being followed for the caseworkers as per this, client need
to be involved for the therapeutic process for the effective motivation which is the responsibility
for the healthcare professionals which are able for developing effective treatment plan and also
give their best contribution over it.
CONCLUSION
From the above discussion, it has been analysed that mental health issues are common issues
which are being realised by people and for this, one in five adults in Australia tends to
experience health issues that can cause depression, anxiety, suicide and so on. For this, most of
the people live with mental health issues as all their issues are live without seeking help and also
lead to unemployment, homelessness and many more. Mental health issues are effective escalate
into the tragedies and by this most of the people got suffers from the mistakenly believe
regarding the struggles and by this people tends to suffer for their entire life undertaking the
effective way of thinking, feeling, act and so on.
In this context, mental health activities are helpful for people in order to enhance their
mental condition and also engage them in wellness activities that can have positive impact over
the health and wellness and also the sense of inner peace. Mental health activities that might
undertake mindfulness and cognitive behavioural therapy worksheets and even mood trackers. In
regard of this, there is one of the best use of cultural set of intervention that undertake mental
health care practices for nurses like CBT as it includes the psychotherapeutic treatment by which
people tends to learn effective identification and change destructive thought.

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