Experience with Mental Illness or Disability Paper

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Running head: Mental Illnes 1

Student Name

Course Code and Name

Professor Name

Institution Name

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Running head: Mental Illnes 2

Experience with mental illness or disability

Introduction

According to the population of Canada, for every five individuals, one person experiences

a mental health issue or illness for a given year. This figure translates to twenty percent of the

entire population of Canada, i.e., approximately close to seven million people of all the population

within the fifteen cities of Canada. According to the previous data, it is also explicitly shown that

individuals under age forty years, two of them usually experience a mental health challenge or

illness once they reach forty years (Gilbert, 2017). The drastic increase in the numbers directly

affects the labor force; every week, close to five hundred thousand Canadian citizens are unable

to work effectively as a result of mental illness or problem.

The above statistic can lead us to the generation of numerous research questions such as

what are the daily experience of the mentally ill individual within the workplace? Who are the

individual group within the Canadian population affected by mental illness? And lastly, is verbal

violence experienced by adults with severe mental illness? Morneau Shepell has collaborated with

the Globe company in the creation of Mental health experience labor survey within Canada to

enable him to capture some of the vital aspects of the experience condition (Samra, 2017).

1.0 Literature review

The term mental health is explicitly defined by the World health organization as a condition

of the well-being of an individual to realize their potential, to cope with normal stresses of life,

workplace production and able to contribute to the entire community positively. The capacity of

an individual to achieve and obtain the full condition of well-being is highly dependent on a

person's abilities to cope with the external demand factors such as work, money issues, and

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Running head: Mental Illnes 1 Student Name Course Code and Name Professor Name Institution Name Date Running head: Mental Illnes 2 Experience with mental illness or disability Introduction According to the population of Canada, for every five individuals, one person experiences a mental health issue or illness for a given year. This figure translates to twenty percent of the entire population of Canada, i.e., approximately close to seven million people of all the population within the fifteen cities of Canada. According to the previous data, it is also explicitly shown that individuals under age forty years, two of them usually experience a mental health challenge or illness once they reach forty years (Gilbert, 2017). The drastic increase in the numbers directly affects the labor force; every week, close to five hundred thousand Canadian citizens are unable to work effectively as a result of mental illness or problem. The above statistic can lead us to the generation of numerous research questions such as what are the daily experience of the mentally ill individual within the workplace? Who are the individual group within the Canadian population affected by mental illness? And lastly, is verbal violence experienced by adults with severe mental illness? Morneau Shepell has collaborated with the Globe company in the creation of Mental health experience labor survey within Canada to enable him to capture some of the vital aspects of the experience condition (Samra, 2017). ...
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