Social isolation, the lack of friends and relatives around the human to increase the risk of mental illness, especially in times of crisis. The presence of a friend or Aziz opens his heart to him, and explain to him what concerns him, and share his opinion in the treatment of a problem is useful and beneficial to mental health. The sense of belonging to a certain group of people makes it easier to feel isolated and isolated. This isolation may occur because of the migration of the individual to a city other than his or her home away from his or her family and friends, or to a country or another, or to communities where social and family relations are weak. Values and practices that call for and emphasize the connection to the uterus are therefore very useful in preserving society's health and preventing mental disorders. The intimate relationships are friendly as a protective factor against the negative effects and trauma caused by the accident. The important thing is the quality of these relationships. For example, a single person may be more prone to psychological crises than a married person, but an unsuccessful marriage, including family disorders and problems may be In itself, a source of crises, rather than being a dwelling place for such crises.
It is not known exactly how social support affects the mitigation of psychological trauma, although it is clear that there is a protective effect, but it is important to note here the same as previously mentioned about the difficulty of distinguishing between the cause of the disease and the outcome of the disease because it is likely that the person with depression was not depressed His friends, on the contrary, he lost them because of his illness, and because of the impact of this disease on his relations with others. It is also possible that this deplorable person claims that he is not close to him, not intimate to their loss, but in fact because of his depressed emotion and its impact on his outlook on life and others. He sees only the negative aspects of his life and the lives of others.
It is not known exactly how social support affects the mitigation of psychological trauma, although it is clear that there is a protective effect, but it is important to note here the same as previously mentioned about the difficulty of distinguishing between the cause of the disease and the outcome of the disease because it is likely that the person with depression was not depressed His friends, on the contrary, he lost them because of his illness, and because of the impact of this disease on his relations with others. It is also possible that this deplorable person claims that he is not close to him, not intimate to their loss, but in fact because of his depressed emotion and its impact on his outlook on life and others. He sees only the negative aspects of his life and the lives of others.
