SELF IMPROVEMENT

The case of Jaycee Dugard by a sociopath, Phillip Garrido, was abducted at the age of 11 and 18, so we need help from mental health professionals. In addition, boards will get all the family members Dugard be extended in particular his two daughters. It is unfortunate, but that the search for mental health counseling with a stigma for many. In fact, human resource directors report that the employer of all health plans sponsored mental health benefits are most neglected.

Employees and others fear the loss of employment, social isolation, anxiety, assessed, and it looked weak as a result of the search for mental health counseling. In addition, an estimated 50 million Americans have this type of treatment at some point in their lives, but only a quarter actually receive mental health and other services. The truth is, get advice and other services are invaluable when helping people with traumatic events to be completed.

Of course, what the family know Dugard need more comprehensive advice than the average person would. Even without treatment, it is doubtful that may go before the Dugard family against abuse. The woman, Jaycee has a life lived out of normal development, sexually abused for years by her kidnapper and gave birth to two children in inhumane conditions, and no doubt they will have problems for life. Then there are the children. They must recognize that the father, she had only known and loved a man upset that his mother was kidnapped and abused them for years. On entering school for the first time, one can only hope that the company is friendly and patiently for their children, as always know their history.

In addition, we can not ignore the precarious state of grandparents. Jaycee parents must find a way that best grandparents love their grandchildren. Coupled to reconnect with his daughter and tried to comfort her, they must also accept the grand-son of such atrocious circumstances of birth. With the help of family councils, family harmony can be achieved. Therefore, if there are other victims Garrido, their families also need therapy sessions.

There may be other victims still Garrido, there are certainly other victims of this criminal behavior condemned by psychotics. Today, the United States there are approximately 159 000 prisoners who are classified as psychotic disorders and about 99,000 on parole. This suggests that the greatest number of victims, to prosecute these individuals, their lives together, and many have done with the help of mental health professionals. Others are embarrassed or ashamed to seek help. The misconception is that you say "crazy" or "unstable" to a counselor. This is far from the truth that many people live successful and happy life while participating in weekly counseling sessions.

Finally, with the help of professionals Dugard and his family a chance to survive the disaster. It is doubtful, they are on the "stigma" of receiving mental health counseling affected. Fortunately for them, and receives treatment, the chances are high that a positive result can be achieved. Receive mental health services can help people improve the productive function, how they feel themselves and contribute to society that we all benefit.