Continuum of Treatment

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Across
  1. 2. health continuum A range of mental well-being, with excellent mental health at one end and poor mental health, or mental illness, at the other end.
  2. 3. mental illness (SMI) A severe functional impairment, resulting in possible permanent disability.
  3. 4. A zone on the mental health continuum where an individual has a satisfactory level of mental well-being and is able to function normally.
  4. 6. Released from institutions into the community.
  5. 8. peak of well-being on the mental health continuum.
  6. 9. Negative differences in the outcomes and experiences of different groups.
Down
  1. 1. zone that signifies trouble in mental health. The individual may experience anxiety and depression, poor concentration, low energy, and struggles with work.
  2. 2. health A state of well-being in which a person is able to understand their abilities, cope with daily life, be productive, and contribute to the community.
  3. 3. The zone that refers to an unsettled state of mind and indicates that problems may worsen.
  4. 5. crisis A zone on the mental health continuum that indicates when a person is in a state of emergency with their mental health and they require immediate health. Clients often experience suicidal ideation, severe anxiety, and depression to the point where social isolation and lack of self-care are present.
  5. 7. mental illness (AMI) A mental, behavioral, or emotional disorder that can vary at different levels.