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Psychological Crisis – The Country Balances on the “Threshold”
A field of psychotherapy faces numerous challenges, as the discipline struggles with serious financial problems. Psychotherapy, which is one of the most effective and affordable treatment methods, often takes a back seat to medication. Professionals increasingly rely on drugs, which can have severe consequences for patients’ health in many cases, and also place a significant financial burden on the healthcare system. These shortcomings concern the ombudsman, who urges the government to take urgent measures in psychiatric care. While the ministry proudly announces that it has managed to attract an international conference on the topic to Budapest, the reality is that the situation is much more complex and alarming. Financial Challenges…
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The Absence of a Sound Mind in Hungary
The issue of mental health is becoming increasingly important today, as our mental state directly affects our daily lives and social interactions. Our emotional experiences are extremely diverse, and in many cases, the cultural, economic, and social environment also influences them. According to the latest research, the mental state of Hungarians generally presents a more negative picture than the European average. These results highlight that members of Hungarian society often struggle with mental problems and seek less help to solve these issues. In a recent survey, more than 26,000 interviews were conducted, analyzing data from 1,040 Hungarian respondents. The results indicate that Hungarians’ sense of happiness and zest for life…
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Can abortion be a private matter? – Study
The issue of abortion generates much debate, especially in Hungary, where society is divided on the topic. The question of the fetus’s right to life, which arises from the moment of conception, poses serious legal and ethical dilemmas. Surveys show that attitudes towards abortion among the Hungarian population range from permissive views to stricter principles. Changes in legislation and social norms, as well as a lack of knowledge related to family planning, all contribute to the complexity of the phenomenon. Based on research, a significant portion of respondents believe that the fetus’s right to life is valid from the moment of conception; nevertheless, many accept the current laws that allow…
