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Pediatric Integrated Care, an Issue of Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Clinics of North America

Tami D. Benton, Gregory K. Fritz and Gary R. Maslow

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This issue of Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Clinics of North America, edited by Drs. Gregory...

The Tick - Season 1

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In a world where superheroes have been real for decades, an accountant with mental health issues and...

FIFO Life

Lifestyle and Social Networking

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All your FIFO Life needs in one easy to use app. * Your own profile * Roster management * Friend...

Management of Clinical Depression and Anxiety

Maggie Watson and David Kissane

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Management of Clinical Depression and Anxiety provides a brief set of clinical guidelines for...

Lowri Catryn (229 KP) rated After Life - Season 2 in TV

Jul 3, 2020

After Life - Season 2

2020 | Comedy, Drama

8.6

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Exploring the aspects of mental health (3 more)

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Honesty

Truthful, honest and brutal

Afterlife Season 2 continued to follow the story of Tony, a brutal but honest character who is trying to become a better friends to those around him, whilst still struggling with the immense grief of losing his wife. Although maintaining his brutal honesty and hard shell, you see this character develop more and more into a more kindhearted, supportive and better person whilst still battling with the loss of his wife. We also see how he mentors a new aspiring journalist, and tries to brighten up what essentially isn't the greatest job/career choice for her. We see how each one of his friends are battling their own problems and how he manages to finally face his own, in order to help others. With the loss of his wife, the potential loss of his job and dealing with the loss of his father twice (due to dementia and then passing away) - we see the reality of loss and stigma around mental health, rather than falsely painting the issues in the programme to be positive, we view the harsh reality of everyday life. It is refreshing to see the reality and harshness of issues such loss, grief, addiction, loss etc.