mental illness

Human beings are not “brands,” and the human experience should not be brandable.

She’s a strident activist and he’s a piece of YouTube trash, but they both point out how far our culture still needs to go in terms of understanding health.

Bell Let’s Talk is important, but it’s no substitute for actual year-round support and reform.

“Let’s milk the sh*t out of it,” Paltrow says.

To be fair, the dude’s been through a lot.

The show, based on Terri Cheney’s column of the same title, provides a uniquely nuanced depiction of mental illness—and highlights the gaps that still exist in the ways we tell stories about it.

The character of Murray Franklin pays homage to cinema’s most iconic, violent, disaffected white men.

The American Gotham mental healthcare system is thoroughly broken.

This album is a work of empathy and raw honesty, a candid confessional and a rallying cry for everyone looking for a reason to go on.

Justin Bieber’s recent post unveils the complexities and contradictions of the now-common phenomenon that is the celebrity mental health tell-all.