Topic 1 Defining “Communication” and its processes
Communication can both prevent and treat mental health issues. Discussion is highly beneficial as it removes the stigma attached to mental health issues for many generations. Breaking down the societal stereotypes about mental health illnesses by regularly talking about them can build the basis for genuine conversations and open the road to prevention. Once people come to terms with their emotions and feel comfortable enough to openly share them with other people they trust, they shall be able to cope with them more effectively. Openly talking about mental health can encourage those suffering from mental illnesses to seek help, learn how to cope, and recover more easily.
Definition of the word “Communication”
Communication is the ability of humans to share their emotions, feelings, and thoughts with each other. It is a process that can make many people feel uncomfortable or afraid, but it is also a process that can help many people feel relieved. It can take place either in face-to-face interaction or through online mediums of communication.
Process of communication
In the process of communication, first there is a sender who produces a verbal or non-verbal message. This message can be a feeling, an emotion, or a thought. This message is encoded and is transmitted through a channel to the receiver. The receiver will decode the message as soon as they receive it.
