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Cultural Sensitivity in Crisis Intervention Policy Memo – Cultural Sensitivity in Crisis Intervention A recent altercation occurred between police officers and a group of young individuals in a neighborhood predominantly populated by recent immigrants from various cultural backgrounds. The police were called to respond to a minor incident, but tensions quickly escalated due to language … Read more
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Online counseling Online counseling, also known as teletherapy, has several benefits. These benefits include accessibility, convenience, comfort, anonymity, flexibility, and cost effectiveness. Teletherapy allows people who live in remote or rural areas to access mental health services, without the need to travel. Teletherapy can be particularly beneficial for individuals living in remote areas, busy professionals, … Read more
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Disorders Made to Order Brendan Koerner’s “Disorders Made to Order” highlights how pharmaceutical companies shape the creation and promotion of new mental health disorders, while Carlat discusses how pharmaceutical companies influence doctor’s prescribing practices. Discuss ethical considerations for both articles and explore how this might impact someone who is suffering from mental distress. What I … Read more
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Critical analysis of structural conditions Reflect on the lecture about how a critical analysis of structural conditions help to understand mental suffering, including suicide trends (e.g. Durheim). Try to think about how the kinds of rapid societal changes discussed in the lecture might contribute to feelings of disconnection today. How does this align with your … Read more
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Effect of exercise on mental health One area of clinical practice that interests me in the adult population is the effect of exercise on mental health, particularly in reducing symptoms of anxiety and depression. A potential research study could examine how a structured exercise program impacts adults with mild to moderate depression. In this study, … Read more
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