Mental Illnesses: Misunderstood

[bitcyknw]

take the famous ppl off no one cares

[jljdjf102]

the person who created this have mental illness!!!!!??!!!!!

[birdsdaword]

Intention A+. Design Z-.



[HerrSpieldose]

clearly this person doesn't have a mental illness... this is all shit they read out of the DSM.

Exploitation... you liberal fucktards making those of us labeled for being different live a life like Nazi Germany where we can take drugs that make us feel like shit or get electroshock is not better than being locked in a nut ward or getting an icepick drove into our brains... not impressed.

and making us tell everyone we're crazy just keeps you people in a job assholes.

love the net.

[HerrSpieldose]

I hope a psychotic patient kicks this cunt in the face when she is a professional... fucking scum.

getting my face slammed to the floor my whole life and force fed drugs every day was no way to live and I will hate this profession for the rest of my life for what they do to people...

this is Nazi Eugenics 2.0

[walklife1]

This is the best video I have seen on mental illness stigmas. Great job on helping to open eyes of those that seem to be blinded by the words mental illness.

[skirts365]

You are WRONG. Mental "illness" DOES discriminate!  It NEVER "strikes" a "mental health professional" since their degree IMMUNIZES them from it, this is stated by implication! In contrast, a REAL MD, like a gerontologist, never claims his degree immunizes him from the disorders with which his specialty is concerned. Gerontologists age! But psychiatrists CANNOT be "disordered!" Because it's a SLANDER--not a medical diagnosis! "BUT JUDGE THE DISORDER MADE ME DO IT!" Get BS out of our courts

[LimitlessThinker]

Excellent video with excellent music. Very interesting.

[Polaristic]

Good video, poor choice of music. A mental health advocacy and awareness video that opens with Pink Floyd's "Brain Damage" referring to the mentally ill as "lunatics" and "loonies"!? It's a classic song from a legendary band but in this context I find it offensive as someone who has struggled with and has striven to overcome a serious mental illness.

[stujay07]

WoW guys just an excellent job. I work as an addiction counsellor in British Columbia. This upcoming week I would like to use this video as a teaching aid on, you guessed it, STIGMA. Really good work - you should be proud of yourselves. I remember listening to the Pink Floyd tune a lot when i was younger :) i never thought it would make for an excellent background for a Stigma video!? Who would have thunk it?

[koalastephanie]

nice job:)

[jenniferjuniper97]

Very well made. Thanks for the reality check.