Rachel Aviv

Rachel Aviv, a writer for The New Yorker known for her insightful reporting on mental health, discusses the transformative story of Ray Osheroff, a once-successful doctor whose struggle with depression changed the landscape of psychiatry. They delve into the clash between psychoanalysis and psychiatric medication in the late 1970s, revealing how this shift has shaped current mental health narratives. Aviv also highlights personal journeys of individuals grappling with diagnoses, emphasizing community support and the evolving understanding of mental health.