This is considered to be of high risk because it can pass other diseases which can make them ill because of their low immune system already being weak by the HIV virus. Some men find it difficult to ask their partners to wear a condom because it raises feelings of insecurity and infidelity in the relationship. In many cases men don’t have access to condoms so they decide to have unprotected sex. Many gay men have difficulty disclosing their sexual orientation because of fear of rejection from family, friends, children and society. It is advised that they receive mental health treatment to deal with these fears of rejection.
Unit 12 2.1explain how individuals experience discrimination due to misinformation The attitudes people have towards those of us with mental health problems mean it is harder for them to work, make friends and in short, live a normal life. -People become isolated -They are excluded from everyday activities -It is harder to get or keep a job -People can be reluctant to seek help, which makes recovery slower and more difficult -Their physical health is affected. This is because society in general has stereotyped views about mental illness and how it affects people. Many people believe that people with mental ill health are violent and dangerous, when in fact they are more at risk of being attacked or harming themselves than harming other people.
Including time, date, name of child making disclosure, name of person the concern was reported to and the exact words used during the disclosure. I need to remember that my duty is not to investigate or question any concerns of a child or young person but to fallow my setting policy and procedures. If a child makes a disclosure (tells me) that they are being harmed or abused, I must record as accurately as possible what the child has said, where and when the disclosure was made and the matter must be reported in the first instance to Children’s Social Care, Early Years Service and Ofsted as a matter of urgency. It is important that I do not ask the child questions or probe for information as this could contaminate evidence and hinder any further
The child’s lack of adequate socialization with peers may contribute to identity confusion. The adolescent being to notice that they are not like their friends. and this alone can cause a great deal of distress. Teenagers want to fit into a group and Crohn’s disease constantly pulls them away from their peers and deprives them of a sense of belonging. Teens may be self-conscious of their delayed puberty a complication of Crohn’s disease.
America is considered to be upon the most prominent and successful nations in the world; so, why is over a tenth of our population deemed as "poor" by our government? According to Robert Rector, senior research fellow on welfare and family issue, poverty can be defined as an inability to provide a family with nutritious food, adequate clothing, and a decent home for shelter
This inequality within our nation is the culprit behind America’s insignificant health. “Wealthy Americans make considerably more money than their counterparts in other wealthy countries, while the bottom 10% of our households make considerably less than poor people in Europe or Japan” (Page 228). The breach between America’s poor and rich is causing the overall health to lessen. The wealthy American will spend their money on unnecessary items that they will dissipate; “as private wealth become more concentrated, the quality of public life suffers” (228). Researchers have identified an association between household income inequality and mortality rates.
* genital itching, soreness or having a sexually transmitted disease * using bad language * not wanting to be touched * behaving in a sexually inappropriate way * changes in appearance Neglect or acts of omission including: Withdrawing or not giving the help that a vulnerable adult needs, so causing them to suffer Possible signs: * having pain or discomfort * being very hungry, thirsty or untidy * failing health Discriminatory abuse including: Abusing a person because of their ethnic origin, religion, language, age, sexuality, gender or disability Possible signs: * the person is not receiving the care they require * their career is over critical or makes insulting remarks about the person * the person is made to dress differently from how they wish Institutional abuse: Abuse or mistreatment by an organization or by any individual within a building where the person is living or receiving care Possible signs: * the person has no personal clothing or possessions * there is no care plan for them * he or she is often admitted to hospital * there are instances of professionals having treated them badly or unsatisfactorily or acting in a way that cause harm to the
Body Paragraphs—Rough Draft The aftermath for the hate crime survivors against gays can include major effect on their psyche. Many of those who have suffered from such crimes have developed depression, stress, and anxiety disorders, in addition to having anger issues and feelings of being vulnerable because of the fact that they are a homosexual. Even the ones who may not have been victims may still have fears about coming out to others about their being gay and be ashamed of what they are because of the hate crimes they have seen or heard on other gays in their community. According to a study that Dr. Gregory Herek, a Professor of Psychology at UC Davis and also its main investigator stated that based on his findings, “Lesbian and gay
The most apparent cause is addiction, alcohol and drug abuse statistics are disproportionately high among the homeless population. Once a person has had enough drug abuse based consequences, and reached a point of surrender Homeless people often face insurmountable barriers to obtaining health care, including addictive disorder treatment services and recovery supports. In conclusion, Homelessness results from a complex set of