Mental Health Music
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Wez G – Not Your Diagnosis
The author reflects on their challenging journey with mental health services after being misdiagnosed with schizophrenia at 19, affecting their DJ career. The accompanying song expresses a desire for informed consent, individuality, and genuine support, advocating against dehumanization in mental health treatment while emphasizing the need for personal agency and dignity in recovery. Continue reading
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Tales from The Real World feat. Alan Watts #EoTVibe
I’m a big fan of the French techno DJ Laurent Garnier and this came up in my social media feed. In the intro it mentions meditation which can always help in calming the mind. I thought it would be an appropriate tune to lighten up End OF Terror on the #EoTVibe music section. Look lively… Continue reading
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The End Of The World
End Of Terror enjoys the song “Skeeter,” despite its dark tone. It featured in the credits of their favorite series, “Mad Men,” leading to its frequent play on EoT jukeboxes. The post reflects on apocalyptic themes while expressing a hope for achieving peace before any end of the world scenario. Continue reading
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I Want To Live
The author expresses a desire to live and emphasizes the need for healthcare systems, particularly psychiatry, to prioritize health and life. They criticize the current state of psychiatry as being misaligned with promoting well-being. Additional links are provided for a video and music by Grace. Continue reading
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World Of Hurt
Sub Focus offers easy-listening Drum & Bass, with “World of Hurt” fitting well with the #EoTVibe and the #EndOfTerror movement, highlighting the fight for mental health rights. The track underscores the importance of music in raising awareness and supporting this crucial cause. Further information on Sub Focus is available online. Continue reading
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Borderline
The post discusses the experience of feeling overwhelmed, specifically relating to a ‘borderline’ personality. It features a link to a YouTube video and includes a reference to Madonna’s music, suggesting a connection between emotional challenges and cultural figures. Overall, it highlights feelings of distress and a search for understanding. Continue reading
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Edge Of Existence
Yusuf Islam’s song resonates with the struggle for mental health awareness, highlighting the plight of psychiatric victims who endure significant marginalization and human rights abuses. The emotional impact of the song is pertinent in recognizing their challenges and advocating for their dignity and rights in society. Continue reading
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Dark Times
Trafik, an innovative electronica group, opens their ‘None But The Brave’ album with “Dark Times,” reflecting on societal struggles within healthcare. They evoke a rebirth of fundamental human rights and express a desire for a Renaissance to combat current challenges, advocating for the End of Terror in mental health and psychiatry. Continue reading
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Mental Health Review Tribunal – Phone In Sick
Sicknote are my mates – please support their great music! I’ve been up all night debating about whether or not to go to the Mental Health Review Tribunal Scheduled for tomorrow at 11am at Talygarn Ward, Griffithstown Hospital, Pontypool. I have an appeal against the Community Treatment Order (CTO) that I was placed on following… Continue reading
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