Mental health is a rather broad medical term that encompasses multiple areas of conditions and disorders that affect a person mentally and emotionally. In most cases, these disorders will affect a person’s quality of life and even their outlook on their own future. When a person allows a mental health illness to get out of control they can quickly lose touch with personal and social reality. For some individuals, these instances can be life-threatening – especially if they are not taken care of quickly.
What is a Mental Health Illness?
By now you already know your loved one is suffering from a mental illness, but what you might not know is the damage that illness can cause if your loved one does not seek the medical treatment they need. Mental health illnesses can affect a person’s personal life rather severely. They can lose interest in things they once loved, have trouble performing professionally and personally and even sacrifice relationships.
Common types of mental health illnesses include, but are not limited to:
- Agoraphobia – The fear of being in a social setting or around other individuals.
- Anxiety and severe fear
- Bipolar disorder
- Depression
- Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
- Schizophrenia
- PTSD or Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
How a Mental Health Intervention Can Help
At Lifeline Intervention, we have extensive experience handling instances of mental health illness. We have worked closely with some of the country’s leading psychologists and industry professionals to better assist individuals and their families with mental illness treatment. We understand the confusion you and your family must be facing and we want to help.
If you feel your loved one is suffering from a mental health disorder, but will not seek the treatment they need, contact the professionals at Lifeline Intervention today. An intervention may be the only way to help your loved one realize their need for professional care. Through an intervention you and your family can:
- Show your loved one that he or she has endless support
- Show your loved one the consequences of not treating their mental illness
- Show your loved one that they can receive help and treatment to be mentally stable again
It is not too late to help your loved ones receive the treatment they need for their mental health illness. In most cases, individuals can live long, healthy lives with a mental illness – as long as they seek the proper treatment and medication.
Let us help you and your loved one seek the right treatment for their mental illness. With our help, you and your family can get on the right path to mental health recovery and begin the healing process today.
Contact us at 866-384-8411 now.
