La Mirada Social

La esquizofrenia

actlocalthinkglobal — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 00:33:44 +0000

La esquizofrenia, esa gran desconocida. A continuación, se explica brevemente qué es esta enfermedad, cuáles son sus síntomas y cuál puede ser el tratamiento.

La esquizofrenia es un diagnóstico psiquiátrico de tipo crónico y severo que describe un grupo de transtornos mentales en personas con alteraciones en la percepción o la expresión de la realidad.

Es muy importante no olvidar que la persona que padece esquizofrenia no puede explicar lo que le está sucendiendo, tiene miedo de hacerlo o de creer que está enfermo y por lo tanto, no pedirá ayuda ni se quejará en la mayoría de los casos de lo que le sucede. Por todo esto la mayor parte de ellos y sobre todo al comienzo de la enfermedad no aceptan tomar medicación ni acudir al especialista.

Los síntomas son las manifestaciones del sujeto que anuncian una anomalía o enfermedad. El problema de la esquizofrenia es que la mayoría de los síntomas son subjetivos, dependen de lo que el paciente refiera. Hay dos tipos de síntomas:

Síntomas positivos: manifestaciones que el paciente hace o experimenta y que las personas sanas no suelen presentar.

Síntomas negativos: son aquellas cosas que el paciente deja de hacer y que los individuos sanos pueden realizar cotidianamente, como pensar con fluidez y con lógica, experimentar sentimientos hacia otras personas, etc.

La psicoterapia, la rehabilitación profesional y social son importantes. En casos más graves, donde hay riesgo para el mismo paciente y para otros a su alrededor, puede ser indicada la hospitalización involuntaria, aunque la estadía hospitalaria son menos frecuentes y por períodos más cortos que en tiempos pasados.

Esta información ha sido extraída de:

- Wikipedia: aunque el artículo tenga un largo historial de discusión, la definición de esquizofrenia ha sido extraído de éste porque es bastante clara.

- Psicología Online http://www.psicologia-online.com/colaboradores/esther/esquizofrenia1/index.shtml

Reportaje sobre la esquizofrenia

Parte 1/3

Parte 2/3

Parte 3/3

Resiliencia

actlocalthinkglobal — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 23:51:18 +0000

Ahora que ya hace tiempo que no entraba por aquí, he decidido que me gusta, que me quedo con este y que The Social Look tiene que pasar a llamarse La Mirada Social…porque ahora va a ser más fácil escribir sin tardar cuatro horas en poder expresarme, ya que el inglés, aún se me da mal.

Por eso, para inaugurar este nuevo apartado del blog en castellano, os dejo con un vídeo un tanto sentimental, pero que dice alguna que otra verdad (almenos para mí). Bienvenidos a mi mini cambio de look.

Usa protector solar

Set of Sensations: Synesthesia

actlocalthinkglobal — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 22:30:30 +0000

This is increible! Do you think that it’s real? I don’t know…

This video is very interesting because shows a original and unknown theme.

Enjoy it!

10th December: human rights day

actlocalthinkglobal — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 10:09:54 +0000

A human right: everybody has the right of dancing. Everybody is different but everybody is equal.

Where the Hell is Matt?

signmark: deaf rap?

actlocalthinkglobal — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 00:19:07 +0000

Is Signmark deaf rap? In my opinion isn’t it. Signmark is a rap group which writes songs, sings them…but they do it in different languages.

The sounds’ beauty comes to our ear for vibrations, is the brain across the vibrations produced by the drum of the internal ear the one that translates or interprets these vibrations.

A deaf person can feel perfectly the same vibrations. For me, this is wonderful! This means that all people can to listen music and can learn to play music! I think that Signmark and other groups are opening doors because not deaf people can break the ignorance’s barrier for this called minority group in the society.

“Our life”, Signmark

In next video appears Singmark’s singer who the writer’s songs of the group and the sygns language singer.

December 1: World AIDS Day

actlocalthinkglobal — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 23:28:05 +0000

Today is World AIDS Day, and I want to dedicate this video to all people who are discriminated every day for this desease and I also dedicate it for social educators who taugh me to work and to inform about VIH.

Actually, the number of people living whit VIH is continuing to rise every day and in this moment there are 33 million people in the world.

There are people who unkowns the difference between VIH and AIDS. People with VIH only have the VIH virus in their body, but a person is considered to have developed AIDS when the immune system is so weak it can no longer fight off a range of diseases with this person which it would normally cope.

These funny videos explain very well daily situations and they can be used for prevention tasks. There are five chapters but I only put my favourites.

Last video talks about VIH Test, and the boy says “hace unos días conocí…”. The most important when a person want to do the VIH test is to go to medical center and after, he/she will must to wait three months and will do the test another time because is in that moment when the results are totally sure.

I think that the information about this theme is very important!

See you tomorrow!

25th November: International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women

actlocalthinkglobal — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 00:33:32 +0000

Today is the Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. In this year, only in Spain 98 women have died. This video is dedicated to women have been battered and ill-treated in this year and finally, they have denounced to violent men.

In my opinion, this video is bad but the most important is the song.

¡Ay! Dolores, Reincidentes

Decalogue to form a young delinquent

actlocalthinkglobal — Sun, 09 Nov 2008 19:09:30 +0000

Hey! I have been disconnected because I was in Mallorca and after, in Rome and Florence. These cities are very nice! I believe that you can already subscribe to my blog but I don’t have created the mogulus’ channel yet. Now, I’m starting to do it.

Here I leave you an interesting video about how is possible to create a young delinquent. The man who speaks is Emilio Calatayud, an important minors’ judge of Granada.

A Social Educator in Son Banya, Mallorca

actlocalthinkglobal — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 21:20:32 +0000

Hi! I have changed my vlog’s title because the other can be confused with environmental topic.

The next video is about Son Banya, a place in Mallorca, where drugs are sold every day. There, the social educators’ work is to carry out reduction of hurts and damages programmes for drug dependents persons.

This kind of programmes is much criticized but when you had worked in them, you see that they are basic and necessary.

In addition, in this gipsy settlement of shanties other social agents work like social worker, family worker, etc. They realize programmes for kids or for gipsy adults.

Repor “Justos y Pecadores”

actlocalthinkglobal — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 21:32:39 +0000