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2/18/2021 | 5:09:14 PM
Although progress is being made on this front, for me there is still too much platitudinous lip-service towards proactive mental illness prevention as well as treatment.
And mental healthcare needs to be as universally covered as is physical care.
When it comes to the social reality of (at least for the foreseeable future) the prevalence of mental illness I'm often left frustrated by the contradictory proclamations and conduct coming from one of the seven pillars of our supposedly enlightened culture—the media, or more specifically that of entertainment and news.
They'll state the obvious—that society must open up its collective minds and common dialogue when it comes to far more progressively addressing the real challenge of more fruitfully treating and preventing such illness. After all, its social ramifications exist all around us; indeed, it's suffered by people of whom we are aware and familiar, and/or even more so to whom so many of us are related to some degree or another.
This most commonly occurs when a greatly endeared celebrity passes away or dies an untimely death. This fact was in particular exemplified immediately following the many predictable platitudinous sound bites and mini-memorial commentaries from the late actor/comedian Robin Williams' contemporaries as well as in many newspaper letters and editorials following his tragic suicide.