Relocation Stress Syndrome

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This paper introduces the topic of Relocation Stress Syndrome and the inadequate treatment people who suffer from this ailment receive because of the poor information available regarding the problem. The paper points out that the most reliable study done on Relocation Stress Syndrome found that the problem is better handled and accepted when a psychological and sociological approach to treatment is taken, rather than a medical approach, which invariably means the use of medication.

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"In reviewing archived issues from several Nursing Associations whether they are Psychological, Life Sciences or Sociological, dating back to 1995, it's remarkable that little coverage of Relocation Stress Syndrome exists. Moreover after reviewing 390 different references from the various associations one finds that the problems of Relocation Stress Syndrome are addressed more along the line of attempting to define this malady as a mental illness."

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