Signs of Mental Health Issues & How to Recognize Them

Signs of Mental Health Issues & How to Recognize Them
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Understanding various signs and indicators of mental health issues is crucial for early intervention and support. Learn about possible signs like headaches, mood swings, self-harming behavior, disinhibited actions, and more to identify when something might be wrong and take necessary steps towards better mental well-being.

  • Mental Health
  • Signs
  • Indicators
  • Awareness
  • Support

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  1. How Might We Know Something is Wrong? ted.com

  2. Continuums Cold Hot Sadness Happiness Lazy Hard working Depressed Not depressed Severe depression Mild depression Poor mental health Good mental health www.mentalhealtheducation.org.uk.

  3. Possible Signs and Indicators Headaches/Aches and Pains Losing interest in activities and tasks that were previously enjoyed. Poor performance at school/work. Mood swings that are very extreme or fast and out of character Self-harming behaviour Changes in eating habits and/or appetite: over-eating, bingeing, not eating. Sleep problems.

  4. Disinhibited/ risky behaviour Hearing and seeing things that others don't. Aggressive behaviour Sweating or shaking Self-neglect poor hygiene Increased anxiety, looking or feeling jumpy or agitated, sometimes including panic attacks Feeling tired and lacking energy Isolating yourself, socialising less; spending too much time in bed.

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