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Mental health, just like physical health, emotional health, and even spiritual health is a very real and relevant issue. But I have some concerns with all of the "label flinging" especially when it comes to these sensitive topics... I've experienced things that confirmed to me that changes are drastically needed to the mental health care system in the U.S. A message to anyone out there struggling with anything right now... You are definitely not alone. But also trust your heart and trust that even the smallest step can be considered a great accomplishment; It's all about perspective. Just one more day ... Just see what happens. Try your best. Pay no mind to what the naysayers say. This is your life. ~<33 🌹 and it is valuable, because you are unique and one of a kind. God knows this, even if you don't truly believe this right now, and that's okay. This is part of what makes you and I human ---we are always trying to figure things out lol 🙂🙏💜

I used to pay $300 for a medication that was nothing but 1Oz of sugar water called insulin. Rich countries are controlled by pharmaceutical in America low income people are considered dead man walking. We are busy tumbling down other democracies so no money to help our people. Biden sent already 17 Billions of dollar to Israel in order to commit genocide and ethnically cleanse them but no penny to reform mental illness, homeless people or build housing.

Outstanding documentary, Garret. You presented the subject with such dignity and empathy. Thank you.

Why was there sinister laughter when they first showed the tunnel? 😏

When the day comes that we look at mental illness as any illness like we look at diabetic, taking insulin. Then they’ll be better m focal treatment

Just like the wood artist look how he flourishes...our brains weren't meant for this government run psychological warfare is what it mite as well be. We are in crisis world wide but keep wanting iphones and the next technology keep demanding more of our people than we were meant to be forced and boxed to. We were meant to love and care for one another to create for community. Neurodivergency is a crisis mental health is what comes from boxed in school curriculums abuse to our brains abuse at home from stressed parents forced to 50 hour work weeks to not even survive. God help us all... When will everyone just stop just shut the shit down and stop. It's not a matter of wanting to do better it's capacity its neurological hell caused by man.

i almost cried into tears while watching the video , i was able hold it , i suffer social phobia and severe depression btw and thanks for making that video , the least i can do is to sub , do too if you watch guys

They are telling some truth here, but not the whole truth. The q guy is right. Poor pain management. Sorry doctors, non caring, uneducated

I was diagnosed with bpd 2 years ago and 3 days ago i bought my medication that was 40$ which is A LOT where I'm from (Serbia)but I'm actively trying to get better , yesterday i wanted to relaps soooo bad was feeling extremely s*icadal, crying, wanting and needing a hug but also felt like I'm weak because of it,and today I'm positive and trying to make people's day. It kind of brings me hope but also dread that it will forever be a constant loop of extreme highs and lows.

I think mental illness is birthed out of capitalism and competition and corporations for profit at all costs. We have to fight this evil force.

Medicine is free here in Scotland if I had to pay I'd be dead no one in a rich country should pay for vital medicines

I have bipolar 1 disorder at the moment I've been that depressed I've not been able to get out of bed I feel like giving up I lost my best friend last year to suicide and I still can't quite come to terms with it. I. Am very ill and I don't know what too do anymore

After 17 years of wrestling with mental illness , trying to be a normal person... building a life then it crashes and burns repeat 9x... i finally had to admit that i need help... so i was attempting to get help thru disability which is so very hard for me to admit i need help. My father goes out of his way since i was very young to make me feel weak and pathedic because of my diagnosis... once again its gotten the best of me and i just stopped pursuing help.. my case lapsed i just cannot bring myself to get the help i need i cannot stand the feelings of worthlessness. The guilt. I hear a voice shouting in my head that im just weak and pathedic , not worth the help... this loop im stuck in becomes more unbearable the longer it goes on. What the hell do i do

My dad always made me feel weak and pathedic because i suffer from depression from a young age. Now its virtually impossible for me to seek help or even go through with trying to seek help. I feel so deeply ashamed sometimes i just cant even move. Paralyzing depression.

The CZcams video titled "Mentality | Mental Health Documentary" sheds light on various aspects of mental health struggles and the challenges individuals face in accessing proper care and support. It explores the physical and mental symptoms of anxiety and mental illness, highlights the stigma surrounding mental health, discusses the experience of seeking help, and emphasizes the need for community support. The documentary emphasizes the importance of early intervention, compassion in psychiatry, and the urgency of prompt action when someone experiences their first episode of mental illness. It also touches on the barriers and challenges individuals face in accessing mental health care, particularly in rural communities, and the disparities in coverage between mental and physical health. Overall, the video advocates for a reformed mental health care system that prioritizes care and support for individuals with mental health challenges. "Mentality | Mental Health Documentary" explores the experiences and challenges faced by individuals in relation to their mental health. The video focuses on the month of October, which brings forth feelings of dread and relapse for some, leading to adjustments in medication and therapy sessions via text. The impact of social distancing on mental health is also highlighted, with the ironic situation of typically encouraging socialization to combat depression and anxiety. One individual shares their haunting experience of traumatic events that occurred in October. As winter approaches, the anticipation of seasonal depression adds to the difficulty. The COVID-19 pandemic has emphasized the need for mental health care and adaptation, leading to online services. This section emphasizes the struggles faced during this challenging month and the importance of support and adaptation. Another section of the documentary reflects on the experiences of homelessness and navigating mental health challenges, as well as the decision to quit medication and the positive changes that resulted from finding a new one. Trauma from witnessing the death of George Floyd and the desire for social justice are also discussed, along with involvement in a group called Social Justice For Us. The importance of prioritizing self-care through activities like cooking and creative endeavors is emphasized, as is the need to take care of vulnerable family members during the pandemic. The individuals in the documentary assert their worth and refuse to be defined solely by their mental health challenges. They express the need for recognition and vow to be seen, heard, and valued. The powerful statement is further highlighted by emotionally impactful accompanying music. The overall message is a call for support, change in attitudes towards mental health, and the encouragement to seek help and prioritize self-care.

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A lot of Healthcare professionals in the UK are oblivious to the intricacies of the mind and they stare mental health issues in the face but don't recognise them.. I have been extremely "lucky" - which seems like a ridiculous word to used in coming across an army of emphatic people that peel me off the floor endless times when my depression takes over.. If it was for my GPs I would be spending the rest of my life zonked out on meds .Then one wonders why I am reluctant to ask for help? Because only someone who experienced the same thing can really understand

Must want to help Yourself first, then go seek help. It takes a long time to get better but You sure will!!!Stay far away from negative environments etc. Life is beautiful just enjoy the moments before You're too tired or too old. Your family and friends will be happy that Your finally out of that dark time in Your live though, well some of them but that's the best cure and just stay away from street drugs,alcohol most important. Don't drown Yourself on a cup of water. Just work and enjoy life. Helping other with same situations as You ,will be a Great plus.

00:09 Mental illness is real and needs urgent attention 08:47 Mental illness stigma and insensitivity still exist today. 15:33 The challenges of mental health treatment in the past and present 22:43 Mental health units aim to stabilize patients and provide voluntary treatment. 29:44 State hospitals are no longer necessary for mental health treatment. 36:23 Mental illness is a serious issue with high suicide rates and shorter life expectancy. 42:33 The mental health system needs improvement in patient advocacy and medication management. 48:57 Mental illness treatment is necessary but inaccessible due to lack of funding and insurance coverage. 55:50 Mental health in the criminal justice system needs to be addressed 1:03:04 The need for mental health care is increasing due to the pandemic and social justice issues. 1:10:54 The need to change our mentality about people with psychiatric illnesses.

Just listen to Andrew Tate. You dont know me, and I dont know you. What works is hardwork. Listen to Tate, cut the BS. People will try to make a living with the cost of other living.

In Ireland, medicine & doctor visits are not free if you work. If you dont work its free. A docs visit can cost 50-80 quid. Most just don't go

But rare. They government has no problem diagnosing everybody and putting them on medications that ruin people worse

my brother just took his life last week and it really broke me, he never shared what he was going through...

Often times, however, time takes good things.

Imagine if doctors back then saw what modern western society is like now

Why is this place a museum now? This makes it even more stigmatizing. This is a shame. It should be torn down, not turned into a circus show.

Developmental childhood trauma ,historical,generational, dysfunctional family systems, dysfunctional societies . Its a sick world that creates sick people out of innocent children ! Bombs and bullets in war , are the medications and treatments of symptoms on a global scale . Its no secret the studies are out , childhood development is number one on the list for cause to mental illnesses❗

You can blame Geraldo and Roselyn Carter for some of this...

Oxycodon was forbidden here in germany because of its high addictional potential. And because of the things that were goin on in the USA. A few years later they allowed it qgain under a nrw name. The selling and marketing is done by a daughterenterprise of perdue, the WHO forces the prescription of the medication. There is no significant scientific reason to prefer prescription of oxycodon. There are other medications which work better. So are they now making people in europe addictive to gain higher profits? Are they killing our people and our kids to make money? I think its time to wake up!!!! This is not for peoples sake this is for their money! Sorrry for my bad english and love and light to all the suffering people in the USA🤍🤍🤍

Im a german grandmother with an eighteen years old grandson. Im watching these videos to learn all about a situation which may be also threatening our kids here in the future. There are some signs (kids here are familiar with percs, xanax etc.). Thank you for sharing it. And perhaps you should go to the root of the problem: Making a lot of money by addicting people to pills is a crime. And the enterprises who do this dont mind of people dying. They are legal mafia.

I had a had panic attack once. Turns out excessive opiates and no sleep for days at a time wasn't good for me. Who knew.

There is so much suffering in this world. So many people are unable to cope with this. I am unable to cope.

Victoria Lucille Atkinson 2024

This video is heartbreaking, but the strength of these individuals is motivating. I plan to spend my life supporting individuals in these states of being. Mental health is more important than ever, and I’m glad people are finally starting to realize that. Proud, motivated future Psychiatrist here! I’m also from Michigan, so this speaks to me even more. I know so many people experiencing difficult times, who need someone who truly cares about them and their well-being, holistically. I would like to send a message to anyone walking through the challenges of mental health: I love you and I stand with you! ❤

They throw us free mental health meds but can't cure cancer 😢

G.P.S.

Wage slaving can make u mentally ill.

It is a dead end system. I feel worse when I get out. Maybe I will win the battle but idk. VA and civilian care is a rotating door that never stops.

I always get judged cause I have borderline personality disorder

I always get judged cause I have borderline personality disorder

My son took his life on sept. 15 2021 by jumping off a bridge in Spokane , Wa. I was mostly un aware of this issue until it came to me and devastated my life! We must do better to help people ! I wrote my son a letter and last year turned it into a song in hopes it might speak to someone. Have a look and share it ! Lets save a life!!! czcams.com/video/PkwY_2VjKYI/video.html

The same drugs they prescribe make the situation even worse…I was on ssri and they made me more sick and suicidal over time…..switching to eating real Whole Foods and getting off that poison was the only real cure

Iboga would help them.. so much is Trauma..and Iboga is a natural medicine.. check it out ❤

They made the statement, "as a society we have little tolerance for bizarre behavior..." I guess that's changed since the hospitals were emptied starting in the Reagan era....in some ways that's a good thing, but it also allows people who are experiencing severe symptoms to go without help....

Opiates cause akathisia. Especially withdrawal akathisia. Akathisia is neurological injury. Not a side effect. It can last years, even erupt tardive months after stopping and be confused with “cravings”.

This is incredible work. It’s always refreshing to know that you’re not alone. I wish it was more readily available in school’s & doctor offices.

Great program about street drugs ,but only one mentions about chronic pain and terminal pain! You know, the ones that can't live their lives without controlled pain meds! I am not addicted to drugs, I am addicted to getting rid of my pain! My life ended in 2016 when my Dr. became afraid of helping me or being shut down! This is neglect, inhuman, mean, bad treatment! This was my doctor of 20 yrs! 2016 I went through he'll because of the government decided to become my doctor without even knowing me!!😅

The American Society breeds mental illness into us basically. Especially with all the toxins in our water, air, & food.

Gosh, I wonder how many of these patients suffered from deficiencies? Lack of correct nutrition, sun, exercise, etc. all have an effect on mental health. Sorry, I am referring to the folks in the past. Just looking at those big, dark and cold buildings makes me feel depressed.

Everyone should be aware of FASD fetal alcohol spectrum disorder that seems to be the cause of many mental illnesses such as ADD, autism, ODD, personality disorders etc.