TV SHOWS THAT TAKE A SERIOUS LOOK AT DEPRESSION AND MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES
Many current TV shows have been dealing seriously with mental health and depression issues. Now several entertainment sites have listed current shows that take an honest look at depression and mental health. As the site, High Snobiety writes, “In the last year, a new and captivating frontier for television has popped up in an unexpected …
JESSE METCALFE LOOKS BACK ON HIS INPATIENT REHAB STINT
Ten years ago, Jesse Metcalfe of Desperate Housewives wrote about his time in inpatient rehab on Instagram, where many in recovery often write about their experiences getting sober. As Us Magazine, Metcalf took a picture of himself before he checked in to inpatient rehab after partying for three days. Metcalf checked in on March 19, …
THE SITCOM MOM TAKES A REALISTIC LOOK AT SOBRIETY
We’ve been seeing addiction portrayed in movies and television a lot these days, and the popular comedy Mom is a sitcom that also deals with addiction and recovery. As Variety reports, Gemma Baker, who co-created the show was tired of the clichés of addiction she saw on TV. And indeed, as she says, For most …
HIP HOP TAKING A HARD LOOK AT ADDICTION AND MENTAL HEALTH
Addiction can hit any walk of life, and it has been especially prevalent in the entertainment industry. Lately, addiction and mental health issues have hit the hip-hop world hard, causing many to take a close look at what’s going on, and how the rap community can help itself heal. In reporting on hip hop and …
A BEAUTY PAGEANT WINNER FIGHTS ADDICTION
Caty Davis, who is also known as Miss Tennessee, is speaking out about addiction because as she told Knox News, “I grew up in a family plagued by addiction. I have 12 family members who have or are still struggling with addiction. Unfortunately, I lost my father, my brother, and grandfather to addiction, all to …
HOW DEPRESSION SHAPED SOMEONE FOR THE BETTER
Depression is a horrible and debilitating disorder, but much like the saying that what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger, and one woman wrote for Popsugar how going through depression made her a better person. As Jen Porcelli writes, she describes depression as “climbing up treacherous mountains, hanging from a ledge grasping for dear life, …