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| | | | | Mental illness is often highly stigmatised in movies and television. People who have legitimate mental health conditions are unfairly portrayed in many Hollywood films. One particular example of the harsh depiction of someone with mental illness is M. Night Shyamalan's movie Split. In the movie, James McAvoy plays a villain who has 24 distinct personalities,... | |
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| | | | | People living with mental illness may be eager to seek relief for their condition yet decide to avoid visiting a psychiatrist. Of course, psychiatry is not the only field that deals with the treatment of mental health conditions but it is the institution that specifically exists to diagnose, prescribe treatment for, and treat conditions that... | |
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| | | | | How common is PTSD? Dissociative Identity Disorder (MPD)? Compare them with common mental health disorders like Depression, Anxiety and OCD | |
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| | | Know a PhD student struggling with college stress? Graduate student mental health issues are becoming a serious problem, says a recent study. | ||