Mental Health and Mental Illness Basics Part 1: Risk and Protective Factors

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Video by Dr. Dawn Elise Snipes on integrative behavioral health approaches including counseling techniques and skills for improving mental health and reducing mental illness.

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[DaOfficialBlackPsych]

Thank you so much. I'm self teaching instead of going into debt with university. I'm so thankful for people like you. I love you!!!!

[stargnaz]

This talk is so inspirational, I have learnt more than what I have studied on some topics, the delivery puts you at ease.Having volunteered as a mentall health support worker for a decade, I feel I can better understand the mechanisms involved and can appreciate the complexities of Human interaction.

[joaquinromolor]

Your a life saver Doctor it can be challenging. Thank you so much for these important family issues it helps a lot. Ty.

[roseystroup]

This is so informative with so much information now one can understand one's mental health.

[sherriannpowers]

I could be wrong, but I think food has a lot to do with things. If you are lacking certain things or need extra here and there. Also, the chemicals in food and sensitivity are key. It's awful to see people you love suffer.

[jenniferarce]

Hi Dr. Snipes thankyou for this presentation on mental illness pt1 it was very informative for me your the best gotta tune in to Dr Dawn Elise everyday!your already making a dicference in my life with such a treasure of information till nexti.e Dr. Thankyou!

[mazklassa]

I may be saying something ignorant, but it would be remarkable if one day they (scientists/surgeons) are able to scan someone's brain to see and establish if their neurons are damaged and literally fix them through genetic engineering.

[mazklassa]

Poor planning in life, especially where example of good planning is absent in a child's life as they are growing up, and worse where there is dysfunctional environment, breeds mental illness.

[sportyspice]

I’m done blaming myself for my son’s mental illness 🎤 No looking back.. only forward🎯. My son was born at 26 weeks after my water broke prematurely at 19 weeks. I did my best then.. and I’m doing my best to guide him. He went to the best schools..had a lot of attention at home etc.. He was well cared for in every way and he still became mentally ill. Most difficult thing for a parent is to watch their child deteriorate 🎤
My son trusts me and knows I have his best interest. He may need medication his entire life, but he follows the program. I pray that he stays on the right path.
Parents need to remember to take care of their own mental and physical health in order to stay strong 💪.

[todddorfman]

modifiable environmental risk factors - hey epigenetics!