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Caring for Your Mind

Explore the intricate world of mental health with this insightful chapter. Learn about the brain's important structures, like the cerebrum, cerebellum, and brain stem, and how messages are sent through neurons. Delve into the anatomy of a neuron and understand the various factors that influence mental health. Discover common mental disorders, the risks associated with mental health, and the interconnectedness of mental and physical well-being. Examine the effects of depression, suicide prevention, and how to recognize signs that friends may need help. Find guidance on what to do if you or someone you know is considering suicide, and learn about available help for mental disorders.

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Caring for Your Mind

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  1. Caring for Your Mind

  2. In This Chapter, You Will Learn To:

  3. Three Important Structures Of The Brain Cerebrum Cerebellum Brain Stem

  4. Brain Messages Are Sent Through Neurons

  5. Neurons Communicate With Each Other

  6. Brain Messaging: Anatomy of a Neuron

  7. The Many Factors of Mental Health

  8. Definitions of Mental Illness

  9. Most Common Mental Disorders

  10. Mental Health Risks Vary With Gender

  11. Mental and Physical Health Are Linked

  12. Effects Of Depression May Include:

  13. Minimize These Contributors To Depression

  14. Depression Has Inequitable Impact

  15. Men Experience Depression Differently

  16. Depression Treatment Is Individualized

  17. Antidepressants Have Risks For Young

  18. Bipolar Disorder

  19. Phobias – Anxiety Disorders

  20. Panic Attacks And Panic Disorder

  21. Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder

  22. Autism Spectrum Disorders

  23. Schizophrenia

  24. Two-thirds of college students who killed themselves experienced depressive symptoms at the time of their death

  25. Suicide Is Increasing in the United States

  26. Are You At Risk For Suicide?

  27. Recognize When Friends Need Help Express your concern and use guidelines below

  28. 5 Things To Do If Considering Suicide

  29. Help For Mental Disorders Is Available

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