Health Day
The world celebrates World Mental Health Day annually, and this year it carried the slogan "Dignity in Mental Health" and many tweeted the special hashtag for this day with the name # World_Mental Health Day with various advice and information, including Dr. Samia Al-Amoudi, as she advised everyone on her Twitter account, saying, "I advise my children. My daughters focus on this specialization. The need for it is increasing in light of the struggles, displacement and conflicts that the nation is experiencing. She also said, “A cancer patient is exposed to psychological pressures, but we do not realize that those around him suffer like him and perhaps more so, because cancer is a family disease, not an individual’s disease.”
As for Dr. Samira Ali Al-Ghamdi, through her account, she said, "Mental illness is completely organic, may be simple, severe, transient, or chronic, and all that I swiftly treat is all that I got rid of, God willing." And she said, "To be ashamed to state that you are a psychiatric patient or you or someone else suffered Your family''s mental illness means you need to re your perceptions!
The consultant Ayman Badr Karim explained through his calculation that one of the most important factors in a stable psychological state is good and sound sleep, for the lecture in Psychology at King Saud University Kholoud Nasser shared with him some advice, saying: “Honesty with oneself and with others is one of the most prominent features of mental health. Because doing that causes a feeling of anxiety, "she said," To feel psychological comfort, we have to face our problems and not run away from them and try to find solutions until we feel good about ourselves.
Dr. Madawi bin Saeed, Director of the Curative Affairs Department at the General Administration of School Health, also explained the need to raise awareness of what can be done to ensure the lives of people with mental illnesses with dignity and to preserve their human rights, as one out of every ten individuals worldwide suffers from mental health disorders and does not Only 1% of the global health workforce works in the field of mental health, and nearly half of the world''s population lives in countries where there is only one psychiatrist for every 100,000 people.
