From Mad in Brasil: Mental health “epidemics” dominate public discourse, with increasing rates of diagnoses of anxiety, depression, autism, bipolar disorder and ADHD, to name a few examples. At the same time, the Western world faces social and economic decay: job insecurity, exorbitant rents, homeless people, precarious infrastructure, increased public debt, food banks and an unbearably high cost of living. The promise that each generation would live better than the previous one has dissipated.
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