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Quasars, among the most powerful astronomical phenomena in the universe, are examined for their significance and impact on our understanding of cosmic forces.
Shaman Steve advocates for the legalization of Ayahuasca healing in the US, while a woman's experience in a psych ward highlights personal struggles with abandonment.
Mary S. spent three years in psychiatric wards after being diagnosed as a victim of satanic ritual abuse, later questioning the validity of her treatment.
Steve Vanderhoek, a firefighter, shares his journey of confronting trauma and mental health challenges, inspiring others to break the silence and seek resilience.
Jason Freeman navigates the complex legacy of his grandfather, Charles Manson, as he confronts the impact of a notorious criminal past on his identity.
Hidden turmoil in relationships and personal struggles with eating disorders reveal the complexities of trust, recovery, and the possibility of renewal.
Personal redemption and family reconciliation unfold through a filmmaker's candid exploration of addiction, recovery, and the transformative power of storytelling.
A street poet in Brooklyn writes personalized poems for passersby, blending art and commerce while reflecting on love and truth in her life.
Twelve-year-old Amelia Brodka became obsessed with skateboarding after seeing female skaters perform tricks at the X Games in Philadelphia.
Eating disorders, including anorexia and bulimia, significantly impact young people's mental health, as explored through personal stories and expert insights in this documentary.
Experts and advocates engage in a comprehensive dialogue about the therapeutic benefits and risks associated with micro-dosing and macro-dosing psychedelics.
Individuals living with schizophrenia share their daily struggles with stigma, hallucinations, and delusions, while highlighting advancements in psychiatric care.
Psychedelic experiences, informed by neuroscience and psychiatry, may unlock critical brain periods and influence healing, as illustrated by testimonies from individuals across Europe and beyond.
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) affects 1 to 3 percent of Europe's population, as illustrated by Sarah's decade-long fear of fresh food and Raphaël's struggles with cleanliness.
Hypochondria is explored through personal stories and expert insights, revealing the emotional struggles and misconceptions surrounding health anxiety.
Psyche: Chronic Pain and Me profiles pain therapist Dr Alessio Faliva and psychotherapist Verena Pförtner, highlighting the experiences of individuals like Meggie and Charlie living with chronic pain.
Veterans of the United States military services participate in the H.O.O.V.E.S. program, aimed at promoting mental health and personal development.
Steve Jones, guitarist of the Sex Pistols, confronts his childhood abuse and lifelong sex addiction in a therapeutic session with Dr Siri Sat Nam Singh.
A survivor recounts the night of her assault, where she felt like a "rag doll" as she struggled against her attacker.
Hidefumi Yoshida, a self-described tears teacher, conducts workshops across Japan to promote the mental health benefits of crying and challenge societal stigmas.
A Chinese student studying in the United States confronts her reservations about therapy and undergoes significant personal growth through her sessions.
Three women and a six-year-old girl were rescued after being held captive for ten years by Ariel Castro in a house on Seymour Avenue in Cleveland.
Mikey has only eaten six handfuls of berries while struggling with intense hunger pains in the wilderness of Vancouver Island.
Bill Burr discusses his lack of interest in 'Game of Thrones' and his anger issues.
Aubrey Plaza shares her five months in Italy and discusses therapy with Conan O'Brien.
Emily's father was sentenced to 14 years in prison for sexually abusing her, and she now seeks to confront him through a restorative justice program.
Research indicates that ketamine may help reduce problem drinking by weakening the memories linked to the pleasure of alcohol consumption.
Two weeks after Michelle passed away, Patton Oswalt took his daughter to Chicago to be with family and cope with their loss together.
Paracelsus, the world's most expensive rehab at $300,000 per month, offers luxury treatments and controversial therapies for wealthy clients seeking recovery.
Michael, a veteran, shares his experiences in a veterans-only housing unit that provides therapy and support for issues like PTSD and addiction.
Skip Rizzo creates virtual reality therapy for soldiers returning from Iraq to address trauma.
Juliet Grayson discusses therapy's role in reducing child sexual abuse in the UK.
Between the ages of 15 and 27, Rose Bretécher experienced intrusive sexual thoughts thousands of times a day, leading to severe anxiety and distress.
Bullying's long-term psychological effects are examined through personal stories and expert insights, highlighting the ongoing challenges faced by victims.
Sarah discusses bedwetting and defends Sona during a candid conversation with Conan.
Vietnam War veteran Johnnie Jameson has completed the Los Angeles Marathon 30 times, using the race as a therapeutic outlet for healing from war-related trauma.
Today, suicide memes from College Humor highlight mental health issues with dark humor.
David shares his struggles as a non-offending pedophile seeking understanding and help.
John Cho discusses his fear of heights while exploring VR therapy with Dr. Arana in Palo Alto.
A therapist reflects on how hiking helps clear the mind and fosters a deeper connection to nature during trips with friends invested in ecology.
Iman experienced years of starvation and purging, leading to physical and emotional turmoil as she struggled with her eating disorder.
Zadie Smith and Jeffrey Eugenides discuss writing habits and Graham Greene's routine in New York.
