The end of the video made some very good points. It talked about a woman named Nuria who was about to get evicted out of her apartment and ended up posting a piece of paper on her wall saying that she was going to kill More

Hari talks about the effects of depression and how they effect cultures across the world. He talks a lot about how having freedom and feeling like you are in control has much better mental health effects than feeling as if you are an underling just More

Mental health, depression, and isolation In the video, the author talks about how mental health, depression, and isolation are happening to people. He mentions how people are getting depressed without realizing. The author told us how our ancestors are good to deal with any others More

In this video, near the end Johann Hari’s “Secret to Happiness” he talks about a place called Kotti. In this town, a woman’s rent was being raised and due to the fact that she couldn’t pay it, she was being evicted. She hung a sign More

Last week, we watched the documentary, “Depression and the Secret to Happiness.” In this video, Johann Hari talks about his struggles with depression. He was once depressed for about 13 years. His doctor would prescribe him pills for his sadness, he described them as sort More

After 6 months of protest in Kotti, a disfigured man in his early 50s by the name of Thunkai arrives at Kotti. Kotti helps out around the village and is very kind so the villagers take a liking to Thunkai. Thunkai is a very kind More

The ending of this video is actually very touching. While the video had started off explaining how Johann Hari realized he was depressed, and that medications weren’t the problem to his solution. He realized that it was his lack of in person social connection. Johann More

This video begins by talking about how youths are becoming more depressed because they’re not receiving the attention they seek. He says that humanity needs tribes and to work together. Ignore the ideas of Margret Thatcher that says :There’s no such thing as society, there More

From what I can remember, the video discussed the topic of mental health, how it originates, and the natural cures to depression and other mental illnesses. Near the end of the video, the narrator tells a story of a woman in a Turkish village who More

This video was a fairly comprehensive look at the state of America’s mental health: to paraphrase, it doesn’t look good. Capitalistic ideology has overtaken our systems of operation on both a national and neurological level. We’ve normalized the mental and emotional suffering of people for More

At the end of the video, referencing the Kotti community, the woman Nuria said to Johann Hari that she felt that she gained more than just her home and she was able to gain more of a community sense. She expanded her horizons and her sense More

At the end of the film, when they were talking about the women Nuria, Johann Hari explained the situation when she was going to evicted from her home and she said that she was going to kill herself. The whole town came together and created More

People especially the young generation of people are becoming more and more depressed and the main reason for that is that these people are not getting the attention they want.  These people have a feeling that they don’t belong because they see people with large More

From what I remember, the secret to happiness/story about Kotti was about the community coming together to stop a woman from killing herself because she was getting evicted. The people stood up to the police, and kept protesting until Nuria the woman was allowed back More

A catalyze that start this mental health phenomenon all started with one woman contemplating suicide. Women were given a notice of eviction and put a sign in her window saying she would be evicted in so many days and then she would kill herself. Her More

In order to support Nuria, the elderly women who was so depressed that she was willing to take her own life, the community of Kotti banded together to help her get back on her feet so to speak. The main concern of Nuria was that More

In the film, a story was told that a woman was told she was being kicked out of her apartment, and in response, she threatened to commit suicide. With this, they talked about how there’s a connection from this and mental health. He talked about More

Towards the end of the film, Johan starts to discuss an issue about a woman in a Turkish village who was about to be evicted from her home even though she was unable to care for herself. Nuria was generally not listened to by others More

From what I remember, the film had a lot to say about the nature of mental health. In all honestly, it seemed that the article moved that the cure to depression and other disorders are as simple as just a change in view point. While More