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What is it like to have a Mental Disorder and not knowing about it?

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How does a Mental Disorder work in your brain?

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How are people helping people with mental disorders?

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What causes people to not get help?

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How do Mental disorders affect Physical Disabilities?

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How does a person with a Mental Disorder’s brain know that they have a Disorder?

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How can people help people with mental Disorders?

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Prior Knowledge on SGD #3 ( GOOD HEALTH AND WELL-BEING

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Prior Knowledge on SGD #3 ( GOOD HEALTH AND WELL-BEING

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I know bit about the disorders and disabilities in the world but i am fascinated by how they fix or maybe take the disorders or disabilities down a notch, i also want to help people who do not have the right access and privilege to fix their disorders and disabilities.

Their are many mental disorders that are more i guess, normal i would say, less rare. Like autism, OCD and anxiety disorder. But there are a lot of Rare disorders like N.P.D, D.D.D and more. People are living there life’s freely and not knowing people are scared to death because they think something is there to get them (paranoia). I feel like the people who have disorders keep on feeling that type of way because nobody notices their disorders and so they feel like it isn't normal and in conclusion the disorder gets worse. There are also a lot of physical disabilities like Cerebral Palsy, Epilepsy and Dwarfism. But there are many other ones that.  are fatale to the people who have it and nobody even knows.

I also know how it feels to not to be able to do physical things because when i was young i had a leg problem which i did not know what it was but it wouldn’t let me walk and if i tried it would sting and pain like crazy.

Now about the cures and the help you can get. I do not know too many cures but the one that has been the most effective has been counseling and therapy,  the way they talk about what makes them feel a certain way they realize about what is happening and it is not that bad and there are ways to cope.

Most of the countries that have low income do not have the access to technologies that might help and also hospitals and institution’s that will probably help and extremely lower the chances of the D and D’s would get worse.

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Monday 9th May. 2:00 - 2:30

Thursday 16th May. 2:00 - 2:30 (WW 313)

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How many people do not have access to hospitals?

How many mental and physical disorders are there that have not been identified?

What can cause mental disorders?

How does your brain react to depression?

Does your brain know if you have a disorder?

How many countries do not have hospitals?

How many people died through their mental or physical disorders?

What causes a disorder if you are not born with it?

How many deadly disorders are there?

How many disorders are there in the world ?(That have been identified and diagnosed)

How can Disorders be diagnosed?

How can Disorders be cured?

When did the first mental illness be discovered?

What kind of jobs are there that help the people with the Mental or Physical disabilities and disorders?

Are disorders Genetic?

What kind of technologies can help people with disorders?

Is it possible for medications to have a negative effect?

Can you trick your brain into thinking you have a disorder when you don’t?

Is your brain thinking the same as other people but the appearance is different?

Why do people not care about the people who have disorders and disabilities?

Why do people get disorders and disabilities?

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https://my.noodletools.com/public/220511010731929267112361

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Questions:

-When did you realize or got diagnosed with a Mental Disorder? -How did you find out?
-Who did you go to for help?

Mrs.Jennine

Questions :

-Have you ever encountered any kids with mental disorders through your job?
-Do the people you try to help refrain from talking?

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My questions answers:

Are the kids you meet with not open to talking?

Kids are open to talk if they come on their own. But if someone else makes them go they are not that confident. Kids also are not confident to talk because their other personal things could be revealed and they do not want to talk.

How do you cure or at least take the mental disorder down a notch?

How is it severely affecting the peoples lives matters. First you need to find how bad the mental d is on their life, not everyone has the same way to cope with their stress anxiety and other issues they find their calm and use it.

Mariana’s:

How has the point of view of mental disorders changed?

It depends on which place you are in the world because other countries and cities could be open with talking about these things and also have cultures that think these things are not normal.

Why do people not talk about mental disorders a lot?

People are not talking about Mental DS is because they do not think it is normal to talk about like puberty talks and things like that because they do not understand what happens when you have one and that makes them care less but mostly nowadays people try to raise awareness to help people understand how it works and how they could have had them too.

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My teams action will be to hang poster’s around 4th, 5th and 6th grade pods and hallways that say these words:

Don’t shut yourself in,

Try to pick the lock,

There is always a pin.

This means to stop locking yourself from your friends and family and ask for help or get support, the last sentence means that there is always a way to do it and never to give up even though it might not work.

These will be hanged around 4th, 5th and 6th because in my experience those are the hardest years of your life and i wish they would have a better one then what I had.

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The artist statement for my teams project will be about how we experienced these thing in our lives and also how we have helped the cause.

Yool Lee, Mariana Tuna Rodrigues
PYPX 2022
Cardboard, wires, tape, card paper, glue, newspaper, lock, paper clip (medium), staples, hot glue

The understanding of Mental health has changed over the years and decades but people are still misunderstanding that mental disorders are something bad, but they don’t see that the people who have it are just the same as them. We chose this topic because we both felt like people were misunderstood and judged just because they did not know what was wrong with the person.

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Understanding (uncommon) mental disorders can lead to increased awareness and empathy. 

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Understanding (uncommon) mental disorders can lead to increased awareness and empathy. 