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CURRENT ISSUE VOLUME 1 | ISSUE1 | JAN – JUN 2019 Table of Contents

Table of Contents – Current issue Editorial Narendra kumar Singh Journey of All India Association of Medical Social Work Professionals 1 1 Om Prakash Giri Review Articles Expressed Emotions as a contributory Factor in mental health 3 Rizwan Ahmed, Vikas, C.P Singh Ageing and Positive Mental Health: A Brief Overview 10 Aishwarya Raj, Pradeep Kumar

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JOURNEY OF ALL INDIA ASSOCIATION OF MEDICAL SOCIAL WORK PROFESSIONALS

BACKGROUND In the period when our Medical Social Work professionals were putting their best foot forward in all aspects of medical setting contributing in patient health care in the medical set ups all over the country. There came in, the idea to bring up a platform for the recognition for our Medical Social Work professionals

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EDITORIAL

The scope and scenario of healthcare system of India has been going through a transitional phase. At present Indian healthcare system is in transitional phase falling in between Westernized System and Traditional Oriental System. The health care system is being forced to recognize the importance of incorporating newer and more user friendly changes, because those

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EFFICACY OF PSYCHOLOGICAL MANAGEMENT OF SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDER OF SCHOLASTIC SKILLS: A CLINICAL CASE STUDY

Children with poor scholastic performance become source of immense stress for parents and teachers, which in turn, reduce the selfconfidence of children. These children are at risk of developing stress related disorders and behaviour disorders. Children with Specific developmental disorder of scholastic skills (SDDSS) have disturbances in acquisition of scholastic skills from early stages of

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CASE STUDY OF A PERSON WITH TRANSVERSE MYELITIS (TM): STRENGTH BASED COGNITIVE BEHAVIOURAL APPROACH

Transverse Myelitis (TM) is one of the clinical syndrome results in weakness, sensory alterations and autonomic dysfunction. 1 and 8 new cases per million people per year found to suffer from TM (Berman et al., 1981). The depression and suicide has been observed one of the se r ious i s sue in TM. Psychopharmacologic

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CADAVER ORGAN DONATION IN HOSPITAL SETTING: HOW MSW CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE

The organ and tissue transplantation is no longer mere science fiction, a blend of wishful thinking and faith in the power of science. It is already saving lives, restoring health and improving the ability of thousands to lead fuller lives. Organ transplant offers a vision of hope where there was little hope before. It promises

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PARENTAL EXPECTATIONS DURING CONVERSATION WITH ADOLESCENTS

Adolescence is a phase separate from both early childhood and adulthood. It is a transitional period that requires special attention and protection. Physically, children go through a number of transitions while they mature. We now know that the brain undergoes quite substantial developments in early adolescence, which affect emotional skills as well as physical and

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FAMILY BURDEN AMONG CAREGIVERS OF CHILDREN WITH MENTAL RETARDATION AND EPILEPSY

World Health Organization estimates that 10% of the (world health organization, 1989) world’s population has some form of disability. Mental retardation (MR) is one form of disability and affects 1-3% Curry (1997) of human population. Mental disorder is a particular state of functioning that begins in childhood and is characterized by decreased intelligence and adaptive

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