In the past year, many people have experienced the impact of the pandemic on their mental health. Mental health problems are not always seen as genuine problems; mental health is often considered a temporary problem, but this may or may not be the real situation. Furthermore, some people find their mental health difficult to talk about. Mental health awareness is important for the treatment and the solution of mental healthcare problems.
COVID-19 has had a huge impact on mental health. Many people experience anxiety because of the amount of news about COVID-19, the fear of getting sick, the obligation to avoid meeting up with other people, and the uncertain situation we have lived in for over a year. Read more about COVID-19 and mental health on the website of CDC, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. If you're dealing with mental health problems as a result of COVID, get in touch with your doctor to explore your options.
Everyone has periods with ups and downs. Some people bounce back very easily, yet for others it can develop further much more severe problems. Different situations and different periods in your life can affect your mental health.
Almost all symptoms of mental health problems are considered or ‘neurotic’ or ‘psychotic’ problems. ‘Neurotic’ problems are more common and everyday problems like stress, anxiety, panic or depression. ‘Psychotic’ conditions are symptoms that affect the perception of reality and cause hallucinations and behavioral effects.
There are several ways to test your own mental health. One of them is by asking yourself the following questions:
Are the answers positive to all these questions? Then it is most likely your mental health is good.
If you don't know how to answer these questions or you feel that there is something wrong with your mental health, the best thing to do is to reach out and ask for professional help!
There are other things that can affect your mental health positively and that you can easily adjust in your everyday life:
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