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Crafting Mental Health Advocacy Programs by Dan R. Iluis
Crafting Mental Health Advocacy Programs by Dan R. Iluis
Health Advocacy
Program
DAN R. ILUIS
T-1 MAMBAGO INTEGRATED SCHOOL
WHAT DO YOU VALUE MOST
IN LIFE?
• Family
• Self
• Food
• Relationship
• Friends
• Loved ones
• Work
• Studies
MENTAL HEALTH IN
DISASTERS
EFFECTS:
1. Normal Relationships
3. Psychological disturbances
NO ONE WHO
EXPERIENCES
A DISASTER.
KEY CONCEPTS:
GRIEF
LOSS
MOURNING
SELF-CARE
“Sa likod ng salitang
OK LANG NAMAN,
may nakatagong
“HAY, KUNG
ALAM NYO LANG”
TREATMENT OF MOOD
DISORDERS & SUICIDE RISKS
• “…screening for suicidal COMBINED THERAPY
thoughts is essential in the
assessment process. Because of
a lack of awareness of risk and • May be more effective than
danger, accidental injury rates psychotherapy or
may be increased.” pharmacotherapy alone in the
treatment of depressive
- DSM episodes.
5-
WHAT SUICIDE
RISK FACTORS ARE PRESENT?
Psychological disorders:
• Mood disorders
• Trauma & Stress related disorders
• Anxiety attacks (w/ stressor)
• Panic attacks (no apparent stressor)
Family history
Stressful life events
Neurobiology (wiring in the brain)
ENVIRONMENTAL
ASSESSMENT
3 ASPECTS SUICIDE RISK
ASSESSMENT AS BASIS FOR
INTERVENTION PLANNING:
1. Complete information about past, recent, and present suicidal
ideation and behavior.
2. Information about the student’s background and history.
3. Summarize information into a prevention-oriented suicide
risk intervention plan based on the student’s background.
STUDENT
NEEDS IMPLEMENTING:
PRIORITIES
& GOALS
ACTIVITIES
ANCHORING ON THE DEPED MISSION
KEY POINTS FROM
DEPED’S MISSION STATEMENT
• Gender –sensitive, safe and Motivating environment
• Teachers facilitate learning
• Teachers constantly nurture every learner
• Administrators and staff ensure and enabling and supportive
environment…
• Stakeholders are actively engaged…
WHAT ARE THE
NEEDS
BASED ON
PROBLEMS
OBSERVED
IN YOUR
SCHOOL?
WHERE TO BEGIN
CHOOSING PRIORITIES?
ASSESS for :
1. Suicidal desire (ideation, hopelessness,
burdensomeness, feeling trapped);
2. Suicidal capability (past attempts, high
anxiety and/or rage, available means);
3. Suicidal intent (available plan, expressed
intent to die, preparatory behavior)