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Changing Minds: The Inside Story – Depression

2015

Changing Minds: The Inside Story – Depression

2015

  • NFSA IDH33K4JN8
  • TypeTelevision
  • MediumMoving Image
  • FormNetworked media (includes mobile phone ring tones micro series and websites)
  • GenresMedical
  • Year2015

Sufferers of mental illness continue to be widely misunderstood and stigmatised. Documentary series Changing Minds: The Inside Story takes an honest look at mental illness and recovery by following patients and staff from the Mental Health Unit of Campbelltown Hospital. Its clear-eyed perspective can be seen in this interview with psychiatrist Dr Mark Cross, who explains the realities of depression in plain terms.

Drawing on his personal expertise and concerning statistics, Dr Cross raises public awareness about the widespread nature of clinical depression. The clip invites viewers to reflect on themselves as Dr Cross gently debunks common preconceptions. Through empathy and truth, the interview attempts to highlight the realities of a serious illness that isn't taken seriously enough.

Sufferers of mental illness continue to be widely misunderstood and stigmatised. Documentary series Changing Minds: The Inside Story takes an honest look at mental illness and recovery by following patients and staff from the Mental Health Unit of Campbelltown Hospital. Its clear-eyed perspective can be seen in this interview with psychiatrist Dr Mark Cross, who explains the realities of depression in plain terms.

Drawing on his personal expertise and concerning statistics, Dr Cross raises public awareness about the widespread nature of clinical depression. The clip invites viewers to reflect on themselves as Dr Cross gently debunks common preconceptions. Through empathy and truth, the interview attempts to highlight the realities of a serious illness that isn't taken seriously enough.

  • Production Company
    Eye Spy Productions
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