Ch. 6 Behavioral Health Services

3. These are specialized courts that divert mentally ill defendants into court-mandated community-based treatment programs.
4. This theory is a hybrid theory drawing from cognitive theory and behaviorism.
5. These disorders are among the most serious due to how it impacts an individual's sense of reality.
8. Who opened up the first hospital with space reserved for the mentally ill in 1752, Colonial America?
9. This disorder involves excessively worrying about a number of different things more days than not for at least 6 months.
10. What president signed the National Mental Health Act into law in 1946?
12. Handbook used by health care professionals in the United States and much of the world as the authoritative guide to the diagnosis of mental disorders.
14. This disorder of the brain causes dramatic shifts in mood.
16. Sensations that are experienced as reals, but are not.
19. This approach promotes a client's strengthes rather than solely focusing on deficits.

1. The first name of the advocacy leader who called for compassionate treatment of the mentally ill in insane asylum.
2. Encompasses the multidimensional nature of mental wellness
6. People diagnosed with this disorder often view themselves and others in a way that significantly and negatively impacts their lives and ability to function across many areas of their lives.
7. One's emotional and psychological functioning
11. This disorder often makes people feel sad, anxious, empty, hopeless, irritable, guilty, worthless, helpless, and lethargic.
13. One of the most significant federal laws to be passed during the Obama administration.
15. The name of the French Physician who rejected the prevailing belief that insanity was caused by demonic possession.
17. This act was passed in 1963 by the Kennedy Administration.
18. Strongly held false beliefs or misperceptions.