On vinnichin let's talk" is the theme for world health day 7 April 2017 (+photos)
Department of information activities and communications with the public RSA held a press-conference with participation of leading experts. in the field of medicine and education, devoted to world health day. The moderator of the event - the chief doctor of the Vinnytsia regional health Center Tamara Vasilchuk in his opening remarks noted that at the initiative of the world health organization (who) in all countries of the world on April 7 of each year is world health day. "Every year the who chooses a theme of this day,- said Tamara Vasilchuk.- This year the theme of world health day: "Depression: let's talk". Depression is a major cause of ill health and disability worldwide. According to the latest estimates from the world health organization, today more than 300 million people in the world live with depression. Experts have found strong links between depression and other non-communicable disorders and diseases. Depression increases the risk of cardiovascular pathologies and diseases such as diabetes and heart disease. And Vice versa - people with these impairments are at increased risk of depression." How to prevent depression, its early symptoms, and what to do in case of suspicion on this painful condition? These questions gave the answers the participants of the press conference: MD, regional child psychiatrist Olga Mostovaya, graduate student vgpu them. Michael Kotsyubynsky, a practicing psychologist Lily Names, practical psychologist of the school-gymnasium ¹ 30 Galina Gavrilyuk, candidate of psychological Sciences, lecturer of the Department of psychology vgpu them. Michael Kotsyubynsky Ina Czuchry. Since about half of all mental health problems in adulthood have their origins in childhood or adolescence, the main topic of discussion was children's depression and its manifestations. "Enhancing resilience to mental illness among children and youth is of great importance for future health is already an adult, the wellbeing of their families, communities and society as a whole. Through the depression may be very severe, even suicidal consequences,- said Olga Mostovaya. In turn, analyzing psychological disorders students, Galina Gavrilyuk noted a trend among high school students prone to depression on their own, without guidance of parents or teachers,to go to a psychologist: "the Reason for this is the lack of communication with parents that work all the time, inability to discuss personal issues",- assured the school psychologist. Summarizing the most common mistakes of parents in dealing, Lily Nemes said: "do Not nasmail over their children, and don't humiliate them, be attentive to their problems and statements. Not tittle-tattles about them on the phone or in the presence of strangers. All of these actions can lead to child depression. Children should be confident in their parents, their willingness under any circumstances to come to the aid". Help: Depression is a common mental illness characterized by persistent disappointment and loss of interest in what normally brings people joy, as well as the inability to perform daily activities for 14 or more days. The prevalence of depression in youth reaches 40% among persons older than 65 years - 44%. Not long ago, the peak of the disease depression was accounted for by the age of 30-40 years, the disease dramatically younger and has shifted to the age of 25. The report of the world health organization (who) "Health for Teens around the world," it is reported that the main cause of illness and disability among children 10 to 19 years is depression. Among the main causes of adolescent deaths globally, suicide is in third place after road traffic injury and HIV / AIDS. Approximately half of all mental health problems in adults have their origin in childhood or adolescence. Mental health in adolescence are directly related to unemployment, crime, Smoking, drug use, obesity, and the development of mental disorders in the future. Consequently, increasing the stability of children and adolescents mental illness is a very important task. Key to such sustainability is to provide support and timely intervention to protect the welfare of the people. According to a recent research report "the Behavior of school-age children in relation to health" (ÍÂ8Ñ), which included results of the questionnaire survey of European adolescents for the year 2013/2014 the proportion of children and adolescents who report that they are in a bad mood more than once a week increases with age from 13% of 11 year olds to 21% of 15-year-old. Among girls, this figure increases more than boys: that they are in a bad mood more than once a week, according to 29% of 15-year-old girls and only 13% of 15-year-old boys. Untreated depression virtually isolates the person from others. Sometimes the first step in getting rid of the disease can become a conversation with a man who inspires confidence. To cope with the disease will probably need the help of a few specialists. Do not delay your visit - life has to be bright and filled with positivity. This was reported in the Vinnytsia regional state administration.Ïåðåâåäåíî ñåðâèñîì "ßíäåêñ.Ïåðåâîä÷èê": translate.yandex.ru.
Source: http://uzinform.com.ua/
