Healthy Minds psych

• Biological
• Socio-cultural
• Person
• Basic Processes

% of population that will exhibit a disorder during a specific tume period

% of new cases of a disorder rgar occur in a period of time

behaving in a way that is causing significant harm/distress to themselves/others

Deviation - when behaviours are distrubuted in a bell shape curve and behaviour lies at an extreme end

Mandapative behaviour - something somebody does that affects their everyday behaviour, is a problem when it infers with social/occupational functioning

• Disability
• Psychiatric disorder
• Substance abuse

• Teen mum
• Single parents
• Family violence
• Isolation
• Large family
• Neglect
• Bullying
• unemployment/job insecurity

• Insecure
• Aggression
• Negative thoughts
• Poor social skills

• Low intelligence
• Low self esteem
• lack of empathy

Free from disability

• Support services
• ethnic pride
• Stable family
• Family morals
• Relationships with adults as chidren
• Supportive parents

• Problem solving
• optimism
• empathy

• Social skills
• Positive
• Morals
• Success

When the presence of risk and protective factors appear to lead to a positive outcome

Positive outcome of situation despite high-risk status

When an individual copes well despite being in an environment where stress and conflict are high

When someone functions well after severe trauma

• Physical exercise
• Nutrition
• Structured daily activities
• Education
• Positive social environment

• CBT
• Assertiveness training
• Systematic Desensitisation
• ECT
• Drug Treatment
• Behaviour modification
• Treatments for insomia
• Stress managment

• Social and personal - people judge on account of disorder and behaviour it presents, self esteem can be damaged w/ negative connotations
• Legal - can be involuntary committed to mental institutions - lose some civil rights and can e detained permanently