Mental health illness taught me how little I knew

Article Abstract:

The author, after being diagnosed with schizophrenia has completely changed her attitude towards life, as she used to consider herself to be an expert on mental illness while working as a mental health nurse in the earlier stages of her life. She has started realizing that mentally ill people are not exactly vulnerable and are responsible for their actions and hence need extra love, care for moral support.

Health aspects, Psychiatric nursing

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Personality disorder: Attitudes, understanding, and treatment

Article Abstract:

A view at the historical attitudes of personality disorder and how understanding has developed in recent years is done. Even though it is often assumed that personality disorder is untreatable, some techniques that appear to be effective are presented.

Personality disorders

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