Sentences with phrase «worried about the mental health»

But, in a nutshell, I'm worried about the mental health of contemporary youth.

But I worry about her mental health.

In such an environment of racism and stigma, many of Spurling's informants were worried about the mental health issues that went undiagnosed in the community and what risks that meant, particularly for young people whose future job or education prospects were bleak.

A telephone helpline and online service for teenagers and young people aged 12 — 25 who are worried about their mental health.

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Most often when we hear this question it's coming from a concerned loved one or health professional, and the clear motivation for asking it is worry about your mental and physical health.

Eighteen months before Nikolas Cruz shot up Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, staff were so worried about his fascination with guns that they banned him from practicing shooting skills with the JROTC, according to mental health records obtained by the South Florida Sun Sentinel.

Well, if you're a tech company, then it's much easier to regulate your product without worries about infringing on free speech and freedom of the press, particularly if it can be proven that Facebook is bad for mental health and perhaps even for democracy.

I admired the serious people, yet sort of worried about their emotional, mental health.

Frankly, I worry about the mental and spiritual health of anyone who continues to support the RCC after all the absolutely heinous, irrational, unethical things it has done over the centuries to obtain and maintain power.

It's been a while since parents were quite so worried about the impact of media coverage on their children's mental health.

In a survey for the Child Mind Institute, over 80 percent of parents with worries about a child's mental health talked about it with their pediatrician.

«We've got to be much more welcoming and relaxed, because if you're unwell it's so much easier to get better if you're not frightened and worrying about things,» Tory MP Charles Walker, who admitted to the Commons he suffers from mental health problems last year, told Politics.co.uk.

The top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, California's Adam Schiff, said his colleagues are getting worried about the president's mental health — amplifying the growing concerns from the past week that Trump's head isn't fit for his job.

Many people, worried about rising fuel bills, ration their heating use to such an extent that it has a serious impact on their physical and mental health, and every year, around 25,000 more people die over the winter months compared to the non-winter months.

He's also worried about provisions in the new law that require mental health professionals to report patients to the authorities if they think the person might be a danger to themselves or others.

I am sure that I have a blood sugar and hormone imbalance of some variety, and I'm pretty sure that it's effecting my menstrual cycle as well, but I am worried about controling my diet because I have had an extreemly negative relationship with food until I stopped thinking about it or depriving myself of anything just under a year ago which has improved my mental health.

Yet mental health experts are increasingly worried about people who take healthy eating to an extreme, developing such a restrictive diet it threatens their health and even relationships.

For the past 18 - years, I have been over stressed from worry about things I can not control (mainly a cheating and lying wife), depressed, moody, having anxiety, panic attacks, and extreme insomnia — all so extreme that I would visit a mental health professional every few years with them putting me on stupid drugs like Depakote that never worked, with them saying that I must be bipolar.

In case you have concerns or worries about your wellbeing, you should ask your health care professional for additional advice about your nutrition, mental health, and exercise.

While pupil mental health was the most prevalent health and safeguarding concern for school leaders in both 2015 and 2016 when asked about a range of issues, worry over domestic violence, drugs and sexting also increased over this period.

«Part of the problem is that the majority of teachers don't talk to others about their situation and over time, the worry and stress festers and can develop into a potentially serious mental health issue.

Eight in 10 (80 %) headteachers and other school leaders surveyed by The Key this year are worried about their pupils» mental health, an increase on two - thirds (67 %) of those surveyed in 2015.

Some research found that worrying about debt triggers stress, which reduces your resilience against mental health problems.

Hopefully then students would feel less worried about disclosing information about themselves at school and more willing to openly discuss their own mental - health experiences or personal battles with exam - related anxiety.

Eighteen months before Nikolas Cruz shot up Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, staff were so worried about his fascination with guns that they banned him from practicing shooting skills with the JROTC, according to mental health records obtained by the South Florida Sun Sentinel.

Eighteen months before Nikolas Cruz shot up Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, staff were so worried about his fascination with guns that they banned him from practicing shooting skills with the JROTC, according to mental health records obtained by the...

Catching up on your health means you won't have to worry about physical illness or mental exhaustion on the job.

Understandably, rates of mental ill - health are high, because the pressure to get good exam results and to choose the right university course, the worry about finding a job you can build a life on (or just live on), and a place to live, are damaging.

Regardless of the checklist results, if you're worried about your child's mental health at any point you should talk things through with a health professional.

Are you struggling with intense confusion, chronic tension and worry, intrusive thoughts, irrational fears, and doubts about your mental health?

As a parent you should always take it seriously and if you have any worries about your child's mental or physical health see your GP.

If you're worried about your teen's mental health, here's where to start.

You know, if there are troubling things that occur in that family, or if a child presents with troubling behaviour, and you're worried about that child's mental health, or your worried about that child's safety, or health, or wellbeing, you can raise that much more easily with parents if you're in a relationship with them and they trust you and you trust them.

Worries or concerns about how mental health problems are viewed within the community.

The professional then might be able to just listen to the parent, hear what worries are, think about what's happening for the child in the setting, and then perhaps even observe the child more closely for a little while and then get back together with the parent and say, «Yes», or «No... Well, let's think about this together», and then think about what the next steps might be, to perhaps talk to a GP, or a maternal and child health nurse or a mental health professional.

«Forget native title, forget employment — the single biggest issue that I am worried about in communities is mental health and if ice really spreads then it will be devastating,» he told the paper.

Although many prevention and best practice strategies were shared in modules 2 - 4, there are times when early childhood mental health consultants and the other adults in a child's life are worried about a child's behavior and prevention strategies are not warranting positive change.

If you are worried about your child's mental health, help is closer than you think.

Information for parents who are worried about their child's mental health.

In terms of mental health, workers feel some of their concerns about the environment eased by the fact that they work in a building that addresses an issue that gets much worrying discussion and media exposure.