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rachvictor05 · 4 months ago

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The roadmap to Building a Successful Mental Health Management System

Building a successful mental health management system requires a thoughtful and comprehensive approach. Begin by establishing clear goals: define the scope of services to be offered, whether it's therapy, counseling, crisis intervention, or community support. Understand the local mental health management landscape through research and needs assessment to tailor services accordingly.

Next, prioritize accessibility and inclusivity. Ensure services are available across demographics, considering factors like language, culture, and socioeconomic status. Use technology to enhance accessibility through telehealth options and online resources.

Develop a robust network of professionals, including psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, and counselors. Collaborate with local healthcare providers, community organizations, and schools to create a holistic support network.

Implement rigorous training programs for staff on cultural competence, trauma-informed care, and the latest evidence-based practices. Foster a supportive work environment to retain skilled professionals.

Invest in technology for data management and analysis to track outcomes and improve service delivery continuously. Maintain strict confidentiality and compliance with privacy laws to build trust.

Educate the community about mental health issues, reducing stigma through campaigns and educational initiatives. Foster peer support groups and community events to create a supportive environment.

Regularly evaluate the system's effectiveness through client feedback, outcome measurements, and stakeholder input. Adapt and expand services based on these evaluations to meet evolving community needs.

Finally, secure sustainable funding through grants, partnerships, and government support. Advocate for mental health policy reforms to ensure long-term viability and equitable access to services.

By focusing on these elements—clear goals, accessibility, professional collaboration, technology integration, community education, evaluation, and sustainability—a robust mental health management system can be developed to support individuals and promote mental well-being effectively.

#mental health ehr #mental health practice management software #mental health billing software #mental health software #mental health management #mental health management system #mental health electronic health records

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marshmellowtea · 1 year ago

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i think one of my favorite dumbass ways people talk about nope is when they treat jupe not being healed from the gordy incident as a plot hole or something like lmao. what kind of support system as a child actor in the notably exploitative hollywood system in the 90’s do you think he had exactly

#this was more something i saw on tv tropes but it was absolutely wild to see this sentiment on there i have to laugh #the way people talk about trauma and mental health NOW is still super stigmatized. what help exactly do you think he was getting #and even when he’s an adult like…..he’s still very much trapped in the system!#he is not in an environment that fosters healing!#and even people who do get help are still like……affected by the trauma they’ve gone through they just get the tools to better manage it #why is the fact he’s still deeply affected by it weird to you gjbgjvfjfdh #that’s not even getting into the fact that he’s specifically a nonwhite man with trauma like c’mooooon be serious here #it would be more surprising if he did get any real sort of healing or closure here #nope 2022 #ricky jupe park #marshy speaks

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desultory-suggestions · 2 years ago

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An important area of growth, if you struggle with mental illness, is being able to healthily acknowledge how your mental health struggles can burden others. This statement alone may sound scary or wrong, but it isn’t. Mental illness is a burden to the person who suffers from it, but it can also place pressure on partners, family, and friends to be a caretaker. Loved ones should be there to offer you support, but if their role becomes 24/7, intensive, and verges on a defacto therapist, something needs to change. There is a happy and healthy balance where you can get the support you need while your loved ones get the rest and time they need to care for themselves. Take time to reflect on how your health struggles may impact those you love, and unravel the shame and guilt that may arise. This acknowledgment is not a punishment, and you are not a burden. You are not hard to love. The reason it is worth exploring is that you and your loved ones deserve the health and happiness that a healthy balance brings. It’s not wrong to need support, we just have to go about it in a healthy manner.

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wisterianwoman · 8 months ago

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How to Regulate Your Nervous System for a Balanced Life

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bunnihearted · 10 months ago

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gnna be honest im like genuinely and profoundly horrified by how little knowledge and understanding most therapists and psychiatrists have. it's actually shocking how everything they know is at base level and only covers the most "usual" mental health issues such as depression. even after years in school it's still like they're only capable of applying their very limited knowledge on "normal", neurotypical and healthy people. they actually have no idea how to treat people who are mentally ill. therefore they only cause ever stronger feelings of isolation, alienation and wrongness upon their patients

#the help i've gotten is ridiculous. it's like they can only treat a normal person who just had a rough patch at work #and is going thru a divorce so theyre extra stressed #thats the limit of who they can help lmao #like... it makes me so dejected #to have finally ubderstood this #if ppl do experience that therapy helps them thats great! it's lucky to come across the one or two therapists that are actually good #but like 9/10 times thats not the case #the mental health care system is crazy and it is NOT designed to actually help anyone who experience mental illness #IF you even manage to access help bc unless you create issues for society they'll just keep turning you down #idk i can write 20 pages on this bc there's so much to say #but the bottom line is. there is actually nowhere to go for mentally ill ppl. no help unless you're very lucky (or rich)#it's extremely dejecting and thats why i lowkey hope a lot of ppl who struggle will never come to this realization #when you open your eyes to reality and see how hopeless it all is you're completely alone and helpless so just live on that false hope #anti psych

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redwidow616 · 5 months ago

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I already told the prison gang this and I know I'm the only one who cares, but I got an A on my last ever math final, which was like 5 hours long

#i sacrifices my social life free time mental health and overall sanity and managed to appease the cruel gods of the school system #but take it from me kids it doesn't really matter #i just function on academic validation #listen to the people telling you not to worry so much and saying that it's not that important #have fun #even if I'm unable to

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eatclean-bewhole · 1 year ago

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Many refer to Sunday as a day of rest. Whether that day is Sunday for you or another day, it is important to prioritize it to allow your body and mind downtime to nurture your nervous system and rejuvenate your overall mental and physical well-being. There are not enough supplements to compensate for rest. Our minds and body require this balance, but this is especially important for anyone with a hormone imbalance, anxiety, or inflammation. This is your reminder today to REST. 🧘🏻‍♀️

#nervoussystem #health #healthy #balance #hormones #hormonehealth #hormonebalance #mindbodysoul #wellness #healthtips #healing #healthy #balance #nervoussystemregulation #brain #anxiety #selfcare #holistichealth #brainhealth #mentalhealth #balance #calm #holistic #peace #anxietyrelief #stress #healthcare #healthylifestyle #selflove #healthyliving

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thelegendofmrrager · 6 months ago

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Finally working as a social worker in the field and yeah we're cops too. We're churning ppl thru the system too. Most fucked up thing is my job is considered a "mental health" agency and we're supposed to prioritize linking ppl to mental health resources... whole time like 95% of our clients are homeless and utilize us primarily for a hotel stay. These ppl are worrying about where they're gonna get their next meal, what's going to happen to them after their hotel stay runs out. I have clients who are single mothers on the verge of homelessness and I'm supposed to ask "how do you feel about outpatient counseling? Psychiatry? Mental health skill building?" It's fucked.

#it's a systemic issue for sure and i do my best to go against management when i can #and yeah there are clients who do need mental health resources. but if their homelessness is the root CAUSE of their mental health status-#-its just putting a band aid over a massive open wound #i'm realizing crisis stabilization as a concept is just fucked bc it assumes clients are in the best possible circumstance aside from their-#-mental health. assuming ppl have the income to utilize additional services. the transportation to access them #this company i work for is so evil anyway. they're trying to make our nurses 1099 now after hiring them on full time

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mantisgodsdomain · 7 months ago

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Slowly, yet painfully realizing that we're probably the exact type of person that random fandom guys would miscast as a father.

#we speak #internet teenagers keep coming to us as like the only authority figure on hand who will treat them like people #and we're like... please... we don't want to be an authority figure... why do all of your parents suck so hard...#like we're willing to offer ourself as an anchor as well as we can because we've Been there and know how it feels #but like damn. who the fuck let your families suck this bad. how on earth have situations managed to produce enough of you #that we end up being cast as The Only Adult On Hand Willing To Listen And Talk Through Things MULTIPLE TIMES #and perhaps more importantly why are we the only person in random fandom discords who is willing to treat teenagers like People #weren't the rest of you also teenagers at some point??? don't you like remember how it feels like to not have agency for shit???#experiencing the “only person in the room who's willing to take a position” thing #despite there being like multiple other people in the room who should be WAY more qualified for this #how does this keep happening and more importantly why are we the only guy in the area who is doing anything to help #just to stress this point #we are trying our hardest to NOT be an authority figure because historically it ends terrible for us due to The Mental Health Issue #but somehow we are continually running into situations where we're the only guy willing to come up to plate #the syndromes. the issues. we are so fucking glad that this particular wave is coming now instead of A Few Years Ago #something something progress but also we dislike that we have to be the one handling these situations #because we shouldn't be considered a primary point of stability in anyone's life and the fact that we ARE a stable point to anyone is uhh #weird to think about. who let this happen. we're not old enough to be a parent #and we also find it very alarming that there are so many of you out there who are severely lacking in support #someone needs to work out a childcare arrangement system that doesn't suck because the current one really isn't doing it #while we're at it we can start overhauling the culture that landed us in being the only person willing to listen to people like ever #and maybe make it so we don't have to be a primary support because people are sufficiently supported already

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thethingything · 7 months ago

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I would like it if our brain could maybe not randomly go "okay time to feel constant intense dysphoria over knowing there is literally nothing you can do that will ever make the body you're in actually look or feel like you" when I'm just trying to deal with all the shit going on around me.

like yes I'm aware of this and I'd like to ignore it as much as possible for the sake of not being constantly reminded that most people do not see me as myself and that I have no way of ever being in a body that feels right and no way of ever going home. I do not want to fucking deal with this shit

#personal #thoughts #🍬 post #vent post #I'm homesick and dysphoric most of the time anyway but sometimes it gets so much worse and I hate it so much #I'm trying so hard to work on our mental health and make things more manageable and to be able to cope better with everything #but I've spent two years seeing someone else's reflection every time I walk past a mirror #the system's body is lovely and I think it looks great as someone else's appearance but it doesn't look like me #it's not the same size or shape and it doesn't work the same way

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wutheringmights · 9 months ago

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#my digestive issues are literally under the most control they have ever been in my life and they are still ruining my life #woke up fine today. went to a coffee shop. had to leave after an hour #i had so many plans for today and now i'm stuck at home because i can't be too far away from a bathroom #i didn't eat anything that would trigger this. my gut just hates me i guess #earlier this month i have a risk food but i thought i took enough precautions to be safe and it fucked me up for like #2 weeks straight #i wonder what its like for people to not have to wonder about bathroom access every time they leave the house #i wonder what its like to eat normal foods without calculating how sick its going to make you #i wonder what its like to not have entire plans tossed out the window for reasons beyond your control #fucking sucks man #i hate ibs #in exchange for my terrible gut i do have a fantastic immune system somehow but weirdly that means i never take time off work?#ok so i am so good at just managing my issues that i just power through whenever im sick.#it's not like i can afford to take time off whenever i feel sick anyway and besides once you have to take multiple AP tests in high school #while in the middle of an episode you grow a lot of tolerance for being functional while sick #but then. i just i could have excuses to take days off because i have a cold or something. get a rest every now and then #but what illnesses i get beyond digestion issues are so slight that i can just. power through. i am never ill enough to take time off #and i get so worried that one day I will need that PTO that I can't convince myself to use it for like mental health days and ugh #this is more of a personal problem than anything but still. i wish i got sick like a normal person

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fanciedfacts · 20 days ago

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How excessive anger effects your health

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Excessive anger is destructive to your mental and general physical health. Here are the main points according to different experts

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compassionmattersmost · 27 days ago

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In the Quiet of Healing: My Journey with the Parasympathetic Nervous System

Healing Through Rest: How the Parasympathetic Nervous System Can Support Recovery from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome In the aftermath of the recent hurricanes, Helene and Milton, I’ve felt post-exertional malaise weigh heavily on my body. The fatigue has been more than just physical—it’s emotional and mental, a deep, enveloping weariness that reminds me how fragile recovery can be. As I continue to…

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familythings · 1 month ago

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You Won’t Believe What a Hug Can Do!

Hugging might look like just a simple act, but it actually does wonders for our mental and emotional health. Recent studies show just how awesome hugging can be, especially when it comes to tackling anxiety and stress. The Magic of Oxytocin So, one of the big reasons hugs help kick anxiety to the curb is because they release oxytocin, which everyone calls the “love hormone.” This little guy…

#Anxiety Management #Connection #emotional wellbeing #Empathy #Healthy Relationships #Hugging #Hugs Heal #Love And Connection #Mental Health #mental wellness #Oxytocin #Positive Vibes #Self Care #stress relief #Support System

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dynamichealthinsights · 2 months ago

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Emotional Resilience: Your Unsung Hero in Immune System Defense

In the grand symphony of human health, where the mind and body dance in intricate harmony, emotional resilience emerges as a powerful, yet often underestimated, conductor. While we often focus on physical well-being, the profound influence of our emotions and mental state on immune system function cannot be overstated. Emotional resilience, the ability to adapt, cope, and bounce back from life’s…

#emotional resilience #immune system #mental health #mindfulness #physical health #stress management #well-being

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phoenix-radio · 2 months ago

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What Happens to Your Body When You Meditate Every Day?

I’ve been practicing meditation regularly for quite some time now, and I can confidently say it has transformed both my mind and body in ways I never anticipated. If you’re curious about what happens to your body when you meditate consistently, you’re in the right place. Let me walk you through the changes you can expect—both physical and mental—when you make meditation part of your daily…

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