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Mental illnesses can be crippling and demoralizing. One can find endless advice on maintaining one's mental health and on recognizing a mental illness, but today I would like to distill the critical factors for mental health recovery into four succinct points. The four most critical factors in mental health recovery are: housing, employment, stabilization of medication and symptom interference, and the development of a social network. ™

Housing is one of the most basic human needs, regardless of whether one has a mental illness or is considered entirely healthy. When one reviews the statistics, the rate of homeless individuals who suffer from an untreated mental illness is positively alarming. What is even worse is if these individuals cannot afford basic shelter, there is little hope that they are receiving proper medications, meaning a continual downward spiral is about to take place. Obtaining stable housing is likely the most important factor for mental healthcare consumers on the road to recovery.

Now it is time to explore what practitioners and consumers alike can do to obtain housing. For mental health practitioners, one must focus upon finding affordable or government subsidized housing for the mental healthcare consumer, ideally in a situation which removes them from their immediate environment (as it is prone to lead to relapses or continued substance abuses, etc.). Most major cities have government subsidized low-income apartment complexes that you can look into for such consumers. For the mental healthcare receiver, one must recognize that housing is critical to almost every function in life and seeking out housing in a shelter is far better than winding up on the streets. Also, an address will be required to find employment and to receive social security insurance payments if the qualifications for such payments are met, thus making housing crucial to mental health recovery.

Once one finds housing, employment is essential on the road to empowerment and self-sustainability. One point is critical however: do not take on too much too fast. It is OK to re-enter the workforce slowly. Take a part time position, adjust to that, and if you feel you are ready after a month or two, take on a full-time position. This is also a great time to go back to school if you have been looking into that. Anything with a technical skill will put you in much better standing so lean towards that if you can.

For mental healthcare practitioners interested in enrolling their consumers in higher education as part of their treatment plans, a great place to guide them is into computer courses dealing with Microsoft Access, Microsoft SQL, C++, Java, C#, or Python programming. Such jobs are in huge demand, have good salaries, and can even be done remotely from home in many situations.

With employment comes concern of money management. If an individual with a mental illness cannot responsible manage their money, a family member or treatment center fund should be given control of the individual's funding. Now this is a very touchy subject so if a mental health consumer is in fact relinquishing control of funding to insure no purchase of illegal substances occurs, one must insure the controlling program is reputable, in good standing, and competently managed.

Medication and symptom stabilization is the third of the four keys to mental health recovery. The proper ratio of medications can take time and does alter one's chemical and hormonal balances, thus can be a rather painful process, but it is worth the battle. So many breakdowns are due to mental health consumers going off their medications or improper medication balances, which is a travesty considering the avoidability of said occurrences. Take the time to find the right combination, this will allow for stabilization of symptom interference levels, which will then contribute to one's ability to maintain adequate employment therein ability to afford appropriate housing and independence.

The fourth and final key to mental health recovery is building a strong, proactive social network. Isolation and alienation are very common among those with a mental illness who have experienced a severe psychotic break. One must seek out a supportive network, be it consisting of family, friends, or other individuals on the road to recovery from their own mental illness. The American Clubhouse model for mental healthcare facilities is great for finding an active social network. While some consumers complain that such groups solely sit around and talk, over time this talking will turn into productive, employment oriented endeavors. One must, however, remove themselves from any social network that could contribute to a relapse of the original mental condition.

Housing, employment, stabilization, and social network development are the critical keys to mental health recovery. Housing drives employment, employment makes housing affordable. Employment allows for the ability to afford proper medications, which leads to stabilization. Stabilization consequently aids employment, thus making housing an even greater reality. All of this is dependent upon the loving support of a social network. These are the keys to mental health recovery. For access to a recovery-based clinic, click on the links below!

When designing a web page for the internet, most people are familiar with the client-side aspect of coding. That is, the hyper text markup language (HTML) and CSS (cascading style sheets) as well as JavaScript. These coding languages are moderately complex and the backbone for websites.

But where there is a client-side there's a server-side, right? Right. And pages can be designed server side (loaded from the server not from the PC's web browser). Server side codes are many and include programs like ColdFusion, Python, and PERL. These languages are all pretty similar.

One that I didn't mention but is prevalent today is called ASP.NET. ASP.NET allows for the coding of web based applications from a few different languages rather than just one. For instance a person could design a page in ASP.NET using C# (C-Sharp), Visual Basic, and Jscript (not the same as JavaScript).

All of this is possible because of something called the .NET framework. The framework provides programming needs in all sorts of areas including interface, database connectivity, data access, web application development, network communications, cryptography, and even numeric algorithms.

Now, you might be wondering if this .NET framework is really advantageous. Couldn't you do all this using some other applications, what makes it stand out? Here are some benefits.

Security

There are additional security implementations creating by the .NET framework. This is essential for businesses as well as lone webmasters. It allows for companies to protect against security attacks that would otherwise not be listed in a hosts terms and conditions.

Performance

The .NET framework allows information technologies to be run smoother. It web application cybersecurity uses them more efficiently. This will in turn reduce the cost it would take to run a normal large application smoothly. It is a truly highly beneficial aspect.

Time

The framework contains a library that's rather extensive which contains a large collection of code covering most IT areas. Basically, when these resources are in the right hands, a developer can write far less lines of code. This means two things: first, the pages will take up less space and run more efficiently, and second, the time it takes to build them will be reduced which means the price will too!

Quality

What can be developed using the .NET framework is of equal quality to competitors. So it is not disadvantageous to use .NET opposed to others. In fact, the features included make it on par with the best software if not even better.

Remember, the .NET framework is what makes ASP.NET possible. So the two may seem dissimilar but actually are necessary in order to function. The framework