Which one of the following responses is not conducive to a good clinical outcome in mental illness? Downplaying the risk of suicide after discharge from hospital. Early medical diagnosis and treatment. Avoiding drug and alcohol abuse. Reducing social stigma through effective public health education campaigns.

9. True or False: People with mental illness may be at risk of alcohol and other drug use and the risk of suicide is heightened.TrueFalse

Mental health stigma is when someone sees others or themselves in a negative way because of challenges with mental illness.  This stigma can make mental health problems worse or prevent someone from seeking the help they need. What are ways to reduce the stigma of mental health?  (Mark all that apply)Group of answer choicesSupport positive mental health care campaignsBe open with sharing our own struggles and experiencesHelp others know help is available and how to access mental health resources.Become educated about facts about mental illness and available treatments.Recognize mental health struggles are more prevalent and common worldwide than has previously been recognized.See the person first and not label them as their mental illness

Family support or the lack of it is a key factor in the recovery of the clients with mental illnesses.ResponsesTrueTrueFalse

QUESTION 2 Which one of the following statements best sums up the broader (discursive) form of the Australian government's public health message about mental illness? We all can productively contribute to our society. You must strictly comply with medical advice. You should be alarmed by mental illness. We want to answer your questions, so that you better understand.

Which of the following is a cause of mental disorders? A.trauma B.behaviors C.medical screenings