New Bataan Mental Health

10/06/2026

Conducting Mental health Symposium at Cogonon Integrated School

Theme: "MENTAL HEALTH AMONGST STUDENT AND TEACHERS"

06-09-2026

05/06/2026

I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to the officers and personnel of the 534th Engineer Construction Battalion "PACESETTER" for the opportunity to serve as a guest speaker during your Mental Health Awareness activity.
It was an honor and privilege to share knowledge and insights on the importance of mental health, stress management, and psychological well-being among our dedicated soldiers and personnel. Your active participation, openness, and commitment to promoting mental wellness made the activity meaningful and successful.

28/05/2026

Kumusta ka???
Halika Usap Tayo👨‍⚕️👩‍⚕️

27/05/2026

Must know🤔🤔🤔

🧠✨ The Neuroscience of Happiness in Dementia

Happiness changes in dementia.

Not because joy disappears…
but because the brain begins experiencing the world differently.

For someone living with dementia, happiness is often no longer built through achievement, productivity, or complex reasoning.

It becomes rooted in:
🤲 touch
🎵 music
☀️ sunlight
🏡 belonging
🌸 familiar scents
🙏 spiritual connection
👥 emotional safety
💛 human presence

The dementia brain is less focused on cognition…
and more dependent on regulation.

A calm voice can lower stress hormones.
A familiar song can awaken preserved neural pathways.
A gentle hand can communicate safety when words no longer make sense.

Sometimes the brain forgets facts…
but the nervous system still remembers love.

A person may forget your name,
yet still remember how you made them feel.

That is why:
✨ routines matter
✨ environment matters
✨ energy matters
✨ connection matters

In dementia care, joy often becomes smaller…
but holier.

A warm cookie.
A laugh at breakfast.
Birds outside the window.
A favorite hymn.
Sunlight through the curtain.
A familiar hand resting nearby.

Modern neuroscience is rediscovering something deeply human:

Happiness was never primarily about achievement.

It was always about safety, connection, meaning, rhythm, love, and presence.

And perhaps that is why some people living with dementia still radiate peace even when memory fades.

Because the soul experiences love differently than the hippocampus does. 💜

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26/05/2026

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The visitation of mentally challenged patients is important to check their condition, provide support, and ensure their safety and well-being. It helps health workers and family members understand the patient’s needs, monitor their behavior, and encourage proper treatment and medication compliance. Through regular visits, patients feel cared for, accepted, and supported by the community. It also helps reduce stigma and promotes better mental health recovery.

"How to Deal with Mentally Challenged Patients"

Approach the patient calmly and respectfully.
Speak in a soft and simple manner.
Listen carefully and avoid arguing.
Be patient and understanding.
Observe their behavior and emotional condition.
Encourage family support and medication compliance.
Ensure the patient’s safety and comfort.
Refer to health professionals if needed.

20/05/2026

“Depression makes you feel like there is no hope for tomorrow, while anxiety makes you fear what tomorrow may bring. Both deserve understanding, support, and care.”

11/05/2026

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11/05/2026

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