Articles
- Mental Health Conditions in Film and Television: Portrayals that Dehumanize and Trivialize CharactersDr. Stacy L. Smith, Marc Choueiti, Angel Choi, Dr. Katherine Pieper, & Dr. Christine Moutier, USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative, May 2019
- Anxiety is Becoming Visible in Pop Culture-FinallyJill Gutowitz for Nylon
- Britney Spears was forced into mental health treatment. It's surprisingly common.Rebecca Ruiz, Mashable.com, 7/24/2021
- A Fractured Coach: Ted Lasso's Humbling Take on Anxiety Hits HomeMichael Frank, Paste, 08/27/2021
- From Villain to Hero: Reimagining the Role of Mental Health in Pop CulturePatrick Dylan, NAMI Blog, 6/14/2021
- Naomi Osaka's right: Don't shame people's need for mental health breaksSiobhan Neela-Stock, Mashable.com, 7/9/2021
- Pop Cultural Depictions Of Mental Illness May Do More Harm Than GoodRhiannon Picton-James, The Seattle Times, 08/02/2022
- Simone Biles Rejects a Long Tradition of Stoicism in SportsJeré Longman, The New York Times, 07/28/2021
- Staying ‘inside’ With Bo Burnham: Generation Z, The Internet And The Mental Health CrisisNahal Amouzadeh, All Arts, 07/13/2021
- Ted Lasso, the Olympics, and Talking About Mental HealthAngela Watercutter, Wired, 08/30/2021
- What TV Gets Wrong About Mental IllnessAngelica Jade Bastién, Vulture.com, 09/08/2016
- What We Get Dangerously Wrong About PsychopathsArielle Baskin-Sommers, Slate, 04/14/2022
- Willow speaks candidly about panic attacks and pressure Black women face in pop-rock musicRachel Thompson, Mashable.com, 7/29/2021