History of Mental Health
This type of mental health institution is infamous for its inhumane conditions.
What are Asylums?
I am the term for intrusive thoughts and compulsions?
What is OCD?
This common coping strategy involves dedicating time to cardiovascular activity in order to reduce stress.
Physical Exercise/Activity
How many years on average does it take a person to seek help for their mental illness?
What is 10 years
Anger, Frustration & Disgust are all examples of this type of emotion.
What are High Energy Draining Emotions
In what decade was the first modern specialized mental hospital built (40's, 50's, 60's?)
70's
Mental Health issues are the prevalent disease in this age group.
Who are Teenagers/Adolescents
This coping strategy includes prolonged periods of reflection in an attempt to clear one's mind.
What is Meditation?
This is the official title of a mental health professional
Psychologist or Psychiatrist
I am a part of the brain responsible for thinking and reasoning. (Full name)
What is the Cerebral Cortex
This landmark legislation, passed in 1963, reformed the mental care system in the USA, and was named after the 35th president. (Name the president)
The Kennedy Act
This mental health condition is the 2nd most common illness worldwide.
What is Depression?
This practice involves seeing a qualified individual to discuss one's mental health.
What is Therapy?
What is 1 in 5
What is the amygdala's function?
In what state was the first psychiatric hospital in the USA established?
Pennsylvania
This disorder is the #1 disorder among homeless/unhoused individuals.
What is PTSD?
Knowledge of this category of activities can be beneficial for your mental health.
Coping Activities/Strategies
This is a term meaning a negative impression of the discussion of mental health issues.
What is Stigma/Taboo?
Your brain is in this state when you can't think clearly or make good decisions.
What is Cortical Inhibition