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2/27/2017 Pennsylvania Family Support Building Your Toolbox: Impacts of Mental Illness on Family Dynamics ( B E GI N N E R / I N TE R M E D I ATE ) M AR CH 1, 2 0 17 10 : 0 0 A.M . Housekeeping Audio Quality Question & Answer


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Pennsylvania Family Support

Building Your Toolbox: Impacts of Mental Illness on Family Dynamics

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 Audio Quality  Question & Answer Opportunities  Interactive Polling Questions  Handouts

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 Wenda Deardorff, wdeardorff@csc.csiu.org

 Online Evaluation  Session Recording & Slides

 http:/ / www.pa-pat.org/ category/ recorded-events/

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Presenter

Shalawn Jam es

External Youth Advocate Project Manager Mental Health Association in Pennsylvania

Building Your Toolbox:

Impacts of Mental Illness on Family Dynamics

Table of Contents

  • Mental Health vs Mental Illness?
  • Types of mental illness
  • Stigma
  • Statistics
  • Parenting Success
  • Mental Illness Cycle
  • Building Your toolbox
  • Tools for the support professional
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Mental Health vs Mental Illness

Mental Health is: The ability to function effectively in the following three areas of life

  • Daily activities (school, home,

work, caregiving etc.

  • Health relationships
  • Ability to adapt to change

Mental Illness is: Includes all mental disorders that effect ones ability to perform in the area of life needed for mental health.

Signs of Mental Illness

  • Apathy
  • Drop in functioning
  • Feeling disconnected
  • Illogical thinking
  • Increased sensitivity
  • Mood Changes
  • Nervousness
  • Problems thinking
  • Sleep/appetite changes
  • Unusual behaviors

True or False

A person that shows multiple signs of mental illness has a diagnosable disorder?

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Disorders

  • Alcohol and Substance Abuse
  • ADHD
  • Anxiety
  • Bipolar
  • Depression
  • Eating Disorders
  • Intellectual Disorders
  • Posttraumatic Distress Disorder
  • Schizophrenia

Stigma

  • Stigma: the negative feelings or thoughts associated

with a topic

  • Stigma can cause:
  • Lack of understanding or confusion
  • Discrimination
  • Lessened desire to seek help or assistance
  • Bullying or violence

What do the numbers say?

https://www.nami.org/Learn‐More/Mental‐Health‐By‐the‐ Numbers.

  • Toolbox items
  • Multicultural communities have different experiences
  • Are there other factors that could effect statistics?
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Parenting with Mental Illness Factors Limiting Parenting Success

Parenting Parenting Coping Skills Coping Skills Parental Stress Parental Stress Parenting Knowledge Supports Parent/Child Interaction

Mental Illness Cycle…..

Symptoms Decision making Consistency Safety/ Security Poor Outcomes

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Toolbox

Resources

  • Local MH/ID http://www.mhdspa.org/Pages/Local‐Contacts.aspx.
  • Local MHA http://www.mhapa.org/about/affiliates/.
  • Local Case Management
  • List of Providers
  • Emergency/Acute Care/Crisis Management

Support Systems

  • Spouse
  • Extended Family
  • Friends
  • Neighbors

Toolbox

  • Relationship Building
  • Eliminate the stigma
  • Trust/Honesty
  • Modeling Behaviors
  • Additional Tools
  • DSM‐V
  • Prescription Handbook
  • Pens , Paper, etc.
  • Calendar/ Agenda
  • Flexibility
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Necessary Skills for the Toolbox

  • Clear and Concise Communication
  • Consistent Expectations
  • Goal Setting
  • Planning
  • Observation skills

Questions?

Closing

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Upcoming webinars

 April: TBD  May 3, 2017: Support for Grand Families and Relative

Caregivers: A Mosaic of Intervention

Multiple ways to join

 Laptops and mobile devices