Many conditions and pathophysiologic disturbances are associated with shock and hypotension in the newborn, ranging from acute blood loss (hypovolemic shock) to heart failure (cardiogenic shock). (See Etiology.)
As noted by the APA, the direct cost of treating and supporting mental illness is approximately. $55 billion a year. But there are indirect costs to society as well, including the cost of lost. employment or decreased productivity, accidents, and social welfare programs, which have been. estimated at $273 billion a year.
Montana was the lowest-paying state at $31,360 and Alaska offered the highest annual wage at $57,040. Mental health counselors must have a masterâs degree and a license to practice, according to the National Alliance on Mental Illness. They may also be certified. The salary range for MFTs was $29,980 to $78,580 in 2013, with an average annual salary of $51,690 a year, according to the BLS.