Can Parents Put Adult Children in a Mental Health County Hospital?

The “building” of mental cure

Early 19th Century in the United States, mental health county hospitals are some like “a house” were people is taking care of with chronic illness and mental health care was a local responsibility, but sought cure is not. As early as 3 to 4 years of age, children start to become curious around them, normal and abnormal children, with or without mental problems; parents can decide whether their children can go into a mental health county hospital to be cured, trained and catch up on the doctors’ medication, medicine intake and series of therapy. It is the parent’s obligation to give their children the treatment they needed, whether basic needs or medical needs.

Categories of mental health condition

In a normal hospital, children or patients are given the services and treatments they needed according to their sickness, health problems or condition. Same thing happens in a mental health county hospitals, patients are given treatments base on their mental conditions and needs. They are categorized where the doctors can specify what type of treatment or therapy they needed, like mental disorders or mental disabilities and or psychological treatment. Children or adults put in a mental health hospitals because:

 Poverty were people cannot provide themselves healthy foods from pregnancy until giving birth
 Poor mental health such as stress (work or family issues), discrimination and unhealthy lifestyle;
 Human rights violation or witness a very grave scenario such as killing or violence;
 Physical ill-health discrimination (inborn children, sometimes with one hand or one leg only)
 Mental disorders such as genetic factors and too much drugs in take or medications.

Active lifestyle for you

When parents have children who need to go into a mental health county hospital, most parents give their children extra care and understand so that the child will not feel discrimination among the family members. Parents even change the family lifestyle such as:

 Children is enrolled in a special school for children or adults with mental health condition,
 Supportive to their children by entering in a social events for special people such as “run for a cause” or children development programs
 Always present in their therapy sessions
 Following the doctors’ prescription and medication intake
 Treating them like a normal people, but with special attention given to them, to lessen the “self-pity” situation of the children or patient

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