Proposed Solution for Alleviating Mental Illness

Part C: Proposed Solution
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Part C: Proposed Solution
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Mental illness is a severe health problem worldwide, with evidence noting that youths aged 18 and 30 are seriously affected. Lack of mental health awareness has been attributable to the spread of this disease. Several methods have been fronted, but mental health awareness is highlighted as the best efficacy for alleviating the condition. Mental health awareness spans spiritual, mental, and behavioral constructs (Garner & Kunkel, 2020). Findings from this study concede that developing culturally appropriate methods while advancing mental health awareness has some positive gains. In particular, inculcating the spiritual aspect, for example, either focusing on Christianity or Islamic belief, helps reinforce the understanding and, in turn, realizes positive gains as far as mental illness alleviation is concerned.
Noteworthy, mental awareness is linked to positive mental well-being as augmented by Magaard et al. (2017), focused on patients’ causal beliefs. Findings from this study argue that each patient has a unique casual belief about the causes of mental illness. The common causal beliefs are mental illness stemming from economic constraints and over-thinking. In this vein, promoting mental health awareness by understanding the patients’ casual beliefs is likely to return a positive effect. For example, a teenager between 18 and 19 who understands that over-thinking is a recipe for mental illness can be educated about the meaning of over-thinking and how it compounds mental illness, which informs the best possible ways of staying healthy. Stigma is the most underlying problem experienced among mental illness patients (Devkota et al., 2021). In this vein, literature concedes that mental awareness focusing on how stigma can be eliminated among mentally ill patients is attributable to reductions of mental illness cases among the targeted population.
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The targeted group has diverse needs and cultures. In this light, it is important to tailor an invention plan that meets this group’s needs for the intervention to be successful. Braithwaite et al. (2017) posit that culture has more variations with main definitions anchored on shared beliefs regarding cognitive beliefs, practices, and interactions. The targeted group often shares beliefs regarding culture and perceiving aspects, for example, sharing the common belief that mental illness results from over-thinking and economic constraints resulting from a hard life.
The proposed solution aligns with this community culture in several ways. First, it aligns with the solution from a perspective of how the population perceives things. Literature concedes that casual perceptions are essential in realizing positive impacts when advancing mental health awareness (Devkota et al., 2021). Secondly, the proposed solution aligns with the group’s culture by addressing the anxiety and urge to know new information evident among adults aged between 18 and 30. Imperatively, the targeted group is primarily young adults and may not have considerable resources for medical intervention. In this vein, the proposed solution aligns with th...