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Showing 1 to 20 of 26 for “"Mental Health Crisis"”.
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De-Escalation and Safety Intervention in Mental Health Crisis
… individuals experiencing an exacerbation of a mental illness.</p> <p>Staff education and training in-service sessions were conducted regarding de-escalation techniques and the utilization of an evidence-based, standardized de-escalation and safety protocol. Results from a Likert-type scale …
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TESTING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS INTERVENTION TEAM TRAINING: A COLLABORATIVE PARTNERSHIP AMONG COUNTY SERVICES AND LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS
<p>The Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) training program is a community partnership that provides education, understanding, interventions, relationships, and protection for responding officers, individuals in crisis and the community. The purpose of this study is to assess the effectiveness of CIT …
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Telephone street triage : a service user perspective
… for service users seeking help during a mental health crisis. Simultaneously, the Police have reported concerns about the expectations placed on their officers in dealing with the rising numbers of people experiencing a mental health crisis. In 2014 the Home Office launched The Crisis …
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Why is the hidden disability of autism so visible in mental health inpatient services? The autistic view from personal stories.
Autistic individuals are overrepresented on mental health wards in the UK compared to in the general population. This has implications for the provision of mental health care. It is important to understand why this minority group appear to be more inclined to reach mental health crisis and require …
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The Impact of COVID-19 on the Academic Achievement and Mental Health of Elementary Students: COVID-19 Effect on Students in Pre-k Through 4th grade
… In addition to the damage to student learning, a mental health crisis emerged as many students lost access to school services. This mixed methods study aimed to evaluate the effect of COVID-19 on United States elementary students’ academic achievement and mental health. I found in my study …
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Predicting at-risk students from disparate sources of institutional data
In the past few years, the Mental Health Crisis in Higher Education has captivated the nation. This may be due in part to high profile cases, shifts in cultural attitudes, or increased demand for treatment. Regardless of the cause, student mental health has now become an epidemic. At MIT, there are …
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The social construction of professional counselling practice in UK embedded higher education counselling services: a Foucauldian discourse analysis of practitioner perspectives
… discourses: Academic achievement, Life-stage, Mental-health crisis and Professional counselling practice which were seen to influence the counsellor role as they manifested through a series of sub-discourses including, the Precedence of educational attainment sub-discourse, the Loco-parentis …
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Perceptions Of Secondary English Teachers On Using English Curriculum To Meet Social And Emotional Learning Goals
… problem explored was the rise of adolescents’ mental health concerns (CDC, 2019) and the role of secondary schools in attempting to address these concerns. The literature on this topic explored the mental health crisis for adolescents, the history and philosophy of SEL, and how secondary …
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The mental health of LGBTQ+ graduate students: Examining the role of lifestyle factors
… LGBTQ+ individuals and a rising concern about mental health in higher education, as LGBTQ+ graduate students may face unique and specific vulnerabilities in relation to their overall health compared to their peers. Part of what might be driving the mental health crisis among LGBTQ+ graduate …
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A university-specific training program to increase faculty and staff knowledge, comfort, and skills to address student mental health: An instrumental mixed-methods case study
… universities and colleges have faced a student mental health crisis, exacerbated by the recent COVID-19 pandemic (Copeland et al., 2021; Fu & Cheng, 2017; Lipson et al., 2022; Sapadin & Hollander, 2021; Scofield & Locke, 2022; Xiao et al., 2017; Zhai & Du, 2020). As a result, college counseling …
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Professional obligation or professional citizenship behaviour? : mentoring in the UK veterinary sector
… and retention difficulties and the prevailing mental health crisis. Yet mentoring practice remains inconsistent across the sector; it is broadly ad hoc and voluntary, with several mature mentoring schemes within larger organisations and an increasing number of mentoring arrangements organised …
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The Problem of Life: Governing Bodies Before and Beyond Biopolitics
… own epistemic resources, including a global mental health crisis, the digital mediation of social existence, and an infodemic that fractured biological authority. Together, these phenomena mark a threshold at which the problem of life may be shifting from biology to cognition. The …
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Mindfulness and Job Performance: How is mindfulness perceived to affect job performance, employee wellbeing, and organisational performance in the engineering sector in South Africa?
… around the world suggest that there is a global mental health crisis and that many engineers struggle with their well-being, productivity, and job performance, which has the potential to undermine the productivity of engineering organisations. It is important to ensure that engineering employees …
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Fostering Homefulness
The mental health crisis is one of the many pandemics that the world is facing. For years it has been something that has been looked down upon as something that only people in mental institutions deal with, but in fact it is much more widespread than previously thought. The recent Covid-19 pandemic …
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The Emancipatory Role of Technology in Mental Healthcare: The Case of Conversational Artificial Intelligence and Digital Platforms
The mental health crisis has been rapidly growing over the last few decades and was further exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, turning it into a deadly global challenge that leads to the loss of 12 billion working days each year, accounts for more than 14% of all deaths, and will cost the …
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Living with Serious Mental Illness, Police Encounters, and Relationships of Power: A Critical Phenomenological Study
The criminalization of mental illness has drawn and kept a disproportionate number of people living with mental illness in jails and prisons across the United States. The criminal legal system is ill-equipped or unequipped to provide meaningful mental health care. Police often serve as gatekeepers …
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Retaliation against whistleblowers and the role of restorative justice: a critical narrative
… multiple factors associated with whistleblower mental health. Whistleblowing is a complex phenomenon within socioeconomic and sociopolitical organizations that uplifts a moral reflection of ethical or nefarious operational practices. When ethics are violated, the employee that stands at the …
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Constructing the help-seeker role: Older LGBTQ+ adults on therapy waiting lists or attending early stages of therapy
… criminal offence in the legislative field and a mental illness in the psy-complex. In recent decades, in the United Kingdom, socio-legislative narratives about queerness have become increasingly accepting. Rationale: Older members of the LGBTQ+ community are in the unique position of navigating …
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Just Add Monsters: Stressful Biofeedback Games for Improved Physiological Control
… as the mechanism of action for improving mental health. During the current global mental health crisis, many people face a lack of immediate access to appropriate care, meaning that more readily and rapidly available therapeutic methods are required. Here, physiological regulation training …
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Making Space: Refuge to Home
… suffered in or been plagued with a refugee crisis in some form. Laos is the most bombed country per capita in history. During the American Secret War on Laos, 270 million tons of cluster bombs were dropped on Laos from 1964-1973: equivalent to a planeload of bombs every 8 minutes, 24 hours …
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