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Promoting Wellbeing - Applied Social Psychology - Psychology SuperNotes
MHI2.pptx mental health and illnes for sycology
- 1. Mood disorder Dr. Abdirahim Mohamed
- 2. • A 70 yrs old woman was recently admitted after her son informed the doctor that his mother had been doing very poorly. The patient reports a 30lb weight loss , decreased concentration, feeling helplessness and hopelessness , decreased energy , depressed mood and decreased sleep
- 4. General Considerations • Depression is extremely common, with up to 30% of primary care patients hving depressive symptoms. Depression may be the final expression of (1) genetic factors • (neurotransmitter dysfunction), (2) developmental problems (personality problems, childhood events), or (3) psychosocial stresses (divorce, unemployment).
- 5. • Depression may occur in reaction to some identifiable stressor or adverse life situation, usually loss of person by death (grief reaction), divorce, etc; Financial reversal (crises); • or loss of established role, such s being needed. • Anger is frequently associated with the loss, and this inturn often produces feeling of guilt.