Social Psychiatry - Science topic

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The Trialogue approach in social psychiatry can be theoretically underpinned by various theories that emphasize community engagement, empowerment, and collaborative learning. Social constructionism, participatory action research, and recovery-oriented models are relevant frameworks.

In Clinical Social Work, connect the Trialogue to ecological systems theory, emphasizing the interplay between individuals, communities, and institutions. Incorporate strengths-based perspectives and person-in-environment theories to enhance understanding and intervention.

I fully agree and to rephrase the question to encompass Russia is perfectly fine. So you think the issue of which structure we are born into matters more than the individual him or her self? Do you believe our reality is socially constructed? Interesting. You touched on the issue of strata and stratification, Perhaps being born into the right family can compensate for the lack of cognitive ability and conscientiousness .

Dear Henrik G.S. Arvidsson I dont agree with you that mentalization and the theory of mind are incomplete, I would rather say they are vague and trying to beat about the bush. However, I agree with you that both facets; physical and non-physical go side by side as the two sides of the river, they are two different identities, yet essential and part of the same one entity the river. I think to understand mind we have to answer following questions:-

1. What are numerous non-physical entities, dimensions, constructs & elements.

2. What is the hierarchical / Interrelationship model.

3. How does theses non-physical entities function individually.

4. How does Multiple simultaneous occurrences and their effects occur.

5 What is the trans-formative phenomenon of mind and how it occurs.

6. What can be a perceived Mind Model.

I agree that there is a social agenda component. One of the goals of effective treatment of severe and persistent mental illness would be to prevent the "downward drift" seen in patients’ socio-economic condition. In a related situation, in advocacy we are often using economic data about days missed at work and lost productivity to try and justify the needed investment in preventing and treating severe and persistent mental illness.

Regarding Ternyik's comments: " Here seems to be a future field of social psychiatry, concerning internal attitudes (choice) and external conditions (chance), i.e. the feeling, mood or emotion of unfreedom seems to trigger mental illness, if we humans cannot mobilize our resistance resources against experienced stress stimuli. " .

i would propose the attachments as a mechanism for support of Stephen's comments. Attachment 1: This illustrates the affect of the human's mental "triggers" which have been investigated and quantified by many other research organizations such as the Beck Institute for Cognitive Therapy (intro to be found at https://beckinstitute.org).

Attachment 2: The human may be viewed "crudely" as a electro-mechanical composite system exhibiting "motion and emotion" . This journey starts at the

beginning of life when the child is in the womb of the mother. As such all of life's

journey begins at "its" birth. As such it is important to examine the life journey from it's beginning to it's end-- life's journey illustrate via it's internal and external

vibrations.

Dear Ramphul Ohlan,

here is a paper:  

Dear Louise,

Our papers "Impact of gender and age on attitudes towards mental illness in Sweden. ....." shows that you become more open-minded with increasing age; females are more open-minded than men but they also fear more. There is a qualitative part in our paper where people freely commented on this issue, some persons completely lack any understanding while others - especially those who came in contact with people suffering from mental illness developed a deep understanding of the issue. The importance of contact we also elaborate in our paper: Student nurses and the general population in Sweden: Trends in attitudes towards mental illness. We also elaborated the stigma  in other papers such as: Swedish attitudes towards persons with mental illness. The stigma of suffering from epilepsy and sterilized or castrated is touched upon in the context of vasectomy in a paper of mine. Sorry this was not meant as self-promotion; mental illness along with other less understood illnesses have been mystified  but with more effective drugs and with better education there is hope for a future better understanding of these topics.

I lived in Mexico for many years and can say with certainty that Mexican children of middle and more so upper-middle class (and who are not those who move to US) are quiet and reserved even in play, especially the girls, the boys not so when involved in structured sports. With adults, they are extremely polite and do not speak out  of turn or talk back.

With adolescents, there is that "generation gap" to use the common term, because parental relationships are based on a structured, authoritative interaction, unlike the democratic parenting of US parents. For instance, if a parents says be  home at 8, the response is yes, father/mother and not, oh , but ----- back and forth til parent says ok but its 10 pm sharp-- there is always negotiation.

I also have been involved in comparative studies with totally different observations of Mexican children. Lastly, I was a Mexican child before moving to US and my family was alone in this move so I have many many cousins and friends and often go back. 

Mexican children, like children (and all people) in the US exhibit great difference across social class and with all due respect, those conclusions/descriptions of Mexican children "of every social class," are not accurate.

As long as you properly source the database and explain the context of why the database is important and how it would be used. If everything is clearly explained and credited, there should not be an ethical issue, If the database is copyrighted then contacting the copyright holder and explaining how and what will be used plus meeting any reequirements they have for its use then again there should be no ethical issue,

i also use since two years sf36 asking the psychotic outpatients and comapring with the opinions of their relatives with WHOQOL-100 . we are doing in this springer the same tests. our patients are all living at their home and not in sheltered houses. it would be of great intrest working in a wider perspective.