Schizophrenia originated from a combination of the Greek words “schizo,” which refers to split, and “phrenia,” which means mind. The disease was discovered by Dr. Emile Kraepelin in 1987 as
Introduction California, the largest state in the country, is struggling with a challenging situation of homelessness, in which many people do not have a home they can lean on. It
Indigenous youth experience disproportionately high rates of mental health, often stemming from a combination of historical trauma, socio-economic disparities, and ongoing systemic discrimination, leading to increased vulnerability to addiction and
Homelessness extends past mere homelessness as a shelter problem. The underlying psychological trauma that homelessness represents can have far-reaching temporal as well as spatial effects on the mental state of
Summary of the Issue The homeless and housing problem in the United States is a very complicated one, which is characterized by unavailable housing, structural injustice, and the increasing number
Introduction The predicaments of addiction and homelessness have deeply ingrained roots that plague communities nationwide. These two predicaments often intermingle, fostering a cycle of hopelessness that affects individuals and communities
People experiencing homelessness and the risks of homelessness are those that are socially and economically disadvantaged. Homelessness results from many economic, health, and social factors, such as low levels of