TOOLS AGAINST STIGMA
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STUDY ON THE PERCEPTION OF MENTAL HEALTH OF ADOLESCENTS ADN THE IMPROPER USE OF TECHNOLOGY
THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS STUDY WAS TO ANALYZE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PROBLEMATIC TECHNOLOGY USE AND MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS IN THE ADOLESCENT POPULATION
[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text css=””]To extract important details and data from this research, adolescents, mothers and fathers and teachers participated. The main conclusion drawn from the data is that the greater the teachers’ perception of an incorrect use of technology by their students, the greater the perception of emotional symptoms (worry, somatization, unhappiness, nervousness, hyperactivity (restlessness, hyperactivity, easy distraction), inability to complete tasks…) and the higher the rate of perception of behavioral problems.[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text css=””]Paternity: Institute for Healthy Living DKV; Educating is everything
Publishing body: Institute for Healthy Living DKV; educating is everything
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TOOLS AGAINST STIGMA
THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS STUDY WAS TO ANALYZE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PROBLEMATIC TECHNOLOGY USE AND MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS IN THE ADOLESCENT POPULATION
To extract important information and data from this research, adolescents, mothers and fathers and teachers participated. The main conclusion drawn from the data is that the greater the teachers’ perception of an incorrect use of technology by their students,the greater the perception of emotional symptoms (worry,somatization,unhappiness,nervousness,hyperactivity (restlessness,hyperactivity,easy distraction),inability to complete tasks…) and the higher the rate of perception of behavioral problems.
paternity: Institute for Healthy Living DKV; educating is everything
Publishing body: Institute for healthy Living DKV; Educating is everything
Year of publication: 2024
What are some common misconceptions about addiction and recovery?
Certainly! Here’s a fictional interview between the Time.news editor and an expert in addiction, based on a hypothetical article about addiction prevention and approaches to treatment.
Time.news Editor: Welcome to our interview series on pressing societal issues.Today, we have Dr. Laura Green, a leading expert in addiction treatment and prevention. Dr. green, thank you for joining us.
Dr.Laura Green: Thank you for having me! It’s a pleasure to be here to discuss such an significant topic.
Editor: Let’s dive right in. Your recent research emphasizes the role of prevention in addressing addiction. Can you elaborate on why prevention is so crucial?
Dr. Green: Absolutely. Prevention is critical because once an addiction develops, it can be much harder to treat. By implementing preventive strategies, we can significantly reduce the number of individuals who fall into addiction in the first place. This involves education, community support, and early intervention, which can change the trajectory of peopel’s lives.
Editor: That makes a lot of sense. What are some effective prevention strategies you’ve seen in practice?
Dr. Green: Some successful strategies include school-based programs that focus on building resilience and decision-making skills in young people. Additionally, community outreach programs that involve parents and local organizations create a supportive environment that reduces the risk of substance use.
Editor: Community involvement seems vital. How can people in their daily lives contribute to these prevention efforts?
Dr.Green: People can play a significant role by engaging with local organizations that focus on youth mentoring or substance use education. supporting legislation that funds prevention programs is also importent. Even simply having open conversations with family and friends about the risks of addiction can make a difference.
Editor: In terms of treatment, the article mentions a growing trend towards integrated care. Can you describe what that entails and why it’s beneficial?
Dr. Green: Integrated care combines behavioral health services with primary health care. This approach recognizes that mental health and addiction are often intertwined with physical health.By treating the person as a whole rather than isolating their addiction, we can provide more effective services. Patients benefit from a cohesive care plan that addresses multiple facets of their health.
Editor: That sounds like a promising approach. Many people are still hesitant to seek help due to stigma. How can we combat this stigma surrounding addiction?
Dr. green: Combating stigma requires continued education and public awareness campaigns. Sharing stories of recovery can humanize the experience and demonstrate that addiction is a treatable condition.It’s essential to encourage compassionate conversations around the topic, reminding people that seeking help is a sign of strength, not weakness.
Editor: Those are powerful insights, Dr. Green. what message do you hope to impart to our readers about addiction and its prevention?
Dr.Green: I want readers to understand that addiction is a complex issue but one that we can address through collective effort. Prevention is not solely the responsibility of individuals or families; it requires a community-based approach. By working together, we can create an environment that promotes healthy choices and ultimately saves lives.
Editor: Thank you, Dr. Green, for sharing your expertise with us today. It’s been enlightening, and we appreciate your commitment to improving lives through prevention and treatment.
Dr. Green: Thank you! I appreciate the opportunity to discuss these critical matters.
this interview structure captures the essence of discussing addiction prevention and treatment strategies while highlighting the expert’s insights and encouraging community involvement.