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Sterren die in therapie gingen

Door Bryanne Salazar van Wonderwall |

Dia 1 van 25: Mental health is having a moment and we're totally here for it. Not only are popular TV shows incorporating mental illness and treatment into their storylines, but celebrities are feeling more empowered than ever to share their own struggles (proving we really are all human). One such star is Rachel Bloom, a writer, executive producer and star on the award-winning musical comedy series "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend." In real life, the Golden Globe winner isn't afraid to admit that she's seen her fair share of therapists and psychiatrists to help her through difficult periods of anxiety and depression. She even decided to give her character, Rebecca Bunch, a mental health diagnosis during Season 3 (which aired its season finale on Feb. 16, 2018) to further help erase the stigma of mental illness. Since positive representations of mental health are a good thing, Wonderwall.com is taking a look at some of the celebs who've opened up about their experiences with therapy and mental illness. Keep reading to see who's keeping it real when it comes to their mental health...

Geestelijke gezondheid is steeds vaker onderwerp van gesprek in Hollywood. Steeds meer sterren zijn open over hun ervaringen met mentale problemen en de therapie die ze daarvoor gevolgd hebben. Rachel Bloom, producer, schrijver en hoofdrolspeelster van de hitserie 'My Crazy Ex-Girlfriend' besloot om haar karakter Rebecca Bunch te laten diagnosticeren met een persoonlijkheidsstoornis om hiermee het taboe op mentale problemen te doorbreken. Ook andere grote Hollywoodsterren gaven aan af en toe hulp van een professional te hebben gezocht. Lees verder voor hun verhalen.

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Sterren die in therapie gingen

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