The elderly are some of the most vulnerable populations regarding mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, dementia, and other mental illnesses. Mental health struggles can be challenging for seniors due to their age-related physical and cognitive decline, social isolation from family and friends, and limited access to medical services. However, there are ways to … Continue reading “5 Ways to Manage Mental Health Problems in the Elderly”
The elderly are some of the most vulnerable populations regarding mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, dementia, and other mental illnesses. Mental health struggles can be challenging for seniors due to their age-related physical and cognitive decline, social isolation from family and friends, and limited access to medical services. However, there are ways to … Continue reading “5 Ways to Manage Mental Health Problems in the Elderly”
Hearing loss among teens has been on the rise in recent years, with 1 in 5 teens now living with some form of hearing impairment. For many teen sufferers, the psychological and social impact of facing hearing difficulties can be immense. This makes everyday life more complex and can lead to numerous long-term issues such … Continue reading “Psychological Effects of Hearing Loss in Teens”
Mental health is a crucial aspect of overall well-being, and it is essential to take care of it just as we would our physical health. However, mental health issues can be complex and require specialized care. Mental health nurses play a critical role in treating individuals with mental health issues, providing specialized care that helps … Continue reading “The Responsibilities of Mental Health Nurses”
At the start of the fourth year of the coronavirus pandemic, it may seem that healthcare is no longer in crisis — but that is only because headlines are no longer reporting on it. So many healthcare providers like doctors and nurses became so overwhelmed at the height of the pandemic that they sought other … Continue reading “What Healthcare Providers Can Do When Facing Burnout”
A nursing career is a way of life, not just a job. Nursing is defined by the work ethic and dedication required to provide care to patients in the healthcare setting. It’s what makes you an invaluable asset to your organization; you’re providing a service that has lasting effects on individuals and society. Nursing careers … Continue reading “What Will Your Nursing Career Look Like?”
Nursing may have been all you ever wanted to do as a child, or you may have come to it in later life. Either way, you can remember how enthusiastic you were on your first day at nursing school, how it felt to put the uniform on for the first time, and how nervous you … Continue reading “How to Break Out of a Rut in Your Nursing Career”
Nursing is a very demanding job and it’s not uncommon for nurses to consider quitting many times during their careers. Things have been especially rough for nurses lately, and if you’ve thought about quitting, you’re not alone. However, you have to think about all the years you’ve spent building experience in this industry and look … Continue reading “5 Things You Should do Before You Quit Nursing”
Do you have a test coming up you should have been studying for weeks ago? Don’t worry; you’re not alone, and all hope is not lost. In fact, there are a ton of effective methods you can use to learn all the material you need for your test: even if you’re a little late to … Continue reading “How to Cram for a Test Without Going Crazy”
Have you ever stopped to think about how we all feel or experience certain things in the same way as others? How do you know the color you perceive as being “red” is the same “red” as the person next to you? What if their red is your green? While we can’t answer these mind-boggling … Continue reading “AP Psychology Study Resource: About Somatosensory Cortex”
As you prepare for your AP Psychology exam, you will encounter many theories of emotion. One of the most important is the Schachter Singer theory of emotion, which is also known as the two-factor theory of emotion. It was developed by Stanley Schachter and Jerome E. Singer in the early 1960s. We have elucidated the … Continue reading “AP Psychology Study Resource: Schachter Singer Theory”
