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Mental Health Across Lifespan

Mental health across the lifespan refers to the emotional, psychological, and social well-being of individuals at different stages of life, encompassing how they think, feel, and behave, as well as how they cope with stress and relate to others. It highlights the importance of understanding mental health as a dynamic process influenced by biological, environmental, and social factors throughout an individual's development from infancy to old age.

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Mental health is a crucial aspect of overall well-being that evolves throughout a person's life. From childhood through old age, individuals face unique mental health challenges that require understanding and support. Early intervention, social support, and awareness of mental health issues are esse...

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Key Terms

Mental Health
A state of well-being where individuals realize their potential, cope with stress, and contribute to their community.

Example: Good mental health allows a person to enjoy life and handle challenges.

Childhood Disorders
Mental health issues that occur in children, affecting their development and functioning.

Example: ADHD and autism are common childhood disorders.

Adolescence
The transitional stage of development between childhood and adulthood.

Example: Adolescence is marked by significant physical and emotional changes.

Cognitive Decline
A decrease in cognitive function, often seen in older adults.

Example: Dementia is a severe form of cognitive decline.

Social Isolation
A lack of social connections, which can negatively impact mental health.

Example: Elderly individuals may experience social isolation due to mobility issues.

Intervention
Actions taken to improve a situation, especially in mental health.

Example: Therapy is a common intervention for mental health issues.

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Child Development
Study of how children grow and develop physically, emotionally, and socially.
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Psychological Disorders
Exploration of various mental health disorders and their treatments.
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Aging and Mental Health
Focus on mental health issues specifically related to aging populations.
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Coping Strategies
Techniques to manage stress and improve mental health.
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Key Concepts

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