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1) Diagnosed with depression
2) Feeling of emptiness, constant unhappiness
3) Success at a young age caused guilt when she was in her teens, no appreciation or understanding of life
4) Contributed a lot of humanitarian work that helped pull her through the feelings of emptiness and relieved her from the depression
5) She has successfully recovered from the mental illness

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1. schizophrenia , OCD and Bipolar disrder

2. She has some kind of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), which haunts her from using cutlery in restaurants ans use the public toilets. Had her tattoo Megan adorned a Marilyn Monroe tattoo on her. She had it removed and the reason she gave later for its removal in a TV channel interview was startling. She said that since Marilyn Monroe had mental health problems and she does not want to keep the bad omen

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1. Bipolar, Logorrhoea
2. Rage filled behaviours
3. Unclear but obvious that during this time he consumed large amount of alcohol.
4. Received Anger management treatment as well as sessions with a therapist weekly.
5. Mel Gibson has overcome his battle with his mental disorders (2002 - 2008)

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1. Suffered from Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD).
2. he has to force himself not to step on every chewing gum stain when walking around.
3. It came about through a role he played in the movie 'The Aviator', where his character had OCD.
4. Received treatment for several years, and tried to fight it himself for a number of years, and he is now cleared of OCD.

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1.Bipolar

2. Eating big amounts of food and not being able to control it.

3. The pressure of being a celebrity and such a public figure.

4. She seeked medical help and spoke with a psychologist and also a dietitian who helped with her eating disorder.

5. It has been treated and now she is helping others and reaching out to others with the same disabilities.

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1. Carrie Fisher has dealt with substance and alcohol abuse and her subsequent diagnosis of bipolar disorder, as well as being a manic-depressive.

2. For her depression, she believed that her substance abuse was simply because she was a drug addict, that it was something that she could not shake off. It turned out that as well as being an addict, and could admit that she was, she was depressed, and the substances that she used were simply ways for her to avoid the illness. Her usage of substances were a sign of her illness, even if at the time she was unable to notice. She also stated that some of the other symptoms of her disorder involved “sexual promiscuity [and] excessive spending". She also suffered from mood swings and sleepless nights as a teenager.

3. The factors that lead to Fisher's diagnosis of bipolar disorder stemmed from her substance abuse. She was diagnosed with bipolar disorder at the age of 24, but it wasn't until after she sobered herself up after dealing with a devastating overdose at the age of 28 that she was able to accept her diagnosis.

4. Fisher's treatment involved sobering up from her substance abuses, and attending Alcoholics Anonymous meetings, and was quoted saying that she "felt like [she] had been banished to sit with a group of other misfits like [her]self ". She also said that by creating monologues or simply speaking and talking were things that were able to drown out the thoughts that would flood to her mind.

5. The outcome of Fisher's diagnosis was that bipolar was something that never left her. But, her mental illness was not something she was ashamed of. She had an incident in 2008 regarding her bi-polar disoder, where she "went completely off the rails" on stage, which dates her disorder and how it still existed within her.

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1. He was diagnosed with Bipolar disorder

2. Loss of sleep, low
motivation and aggression
3. Stress, A life event may trigger a mood episode in a person with a genetic disposition for bipolar disorder.

4. He also confessed that he often self-medicates by taking sleeping tablets and drinking vodka. But this is not curable.

5. This is not curable

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1. Depression

2. Extreme feelings of guilt, fears or worries. Low energy and withdrawal from relationships. Suicidal thoughts.

3. Rowling had a divorce with her husband, she was only in her late twenties with a young child to provide for whilst on unemployment benefits.

4. Ms Rowling had been on the verge of suicide but started to go to psychology sessions and started writing her first harry potter book which gave her a purpose and was very successful.

5. Ms Rowling is still seeing a psychologist just for personal reasons but has been very successful with her treatment and no longer has depression.

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1. RDJ was diagnosed with depression and bipolar disorder by one psychologist.

2. He experienced drug and alcohol addictions, as well as many behavioural changes.

3.  His disorder was triggered by his upbringing and the environment in which his parents raised him.

4. He focused on his wife and acting career to help him get rid of his depression.

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1- Russell Brand was diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) as well as bipolar. He had also underwent a period of substance abuse, self harming and bulimia

2-  Main symptoms that he experinced include heavy use of alcohol and drugs as well as mood swings

3- He had felt quite unhappy with his childhood as he felt lonely and "quite sad". He tried to alievinate the pain with food and when that was unsucessful he turned to drugs.

4- Brand underwent rehabiliation services and underwent other "12 step programs". He has also credited meditation as a way of relieving some of his issues.

5- Currently, Brand is 11 years sober and has become an activist for mental health issues. He is currently encouraging more discussion about mental health.

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Pick a celebrity.

1: What was their diagnosis?

3: What were/are the main symptoms the celebrity has experienced?

3: Were there any factors that contributed to their diagnosis? (risky behaviour, family history – environmental or heritable factors)

4: Identify and describe their treatment.

5: What was their outcome? Is it a long-term diagnosis or has it been successfully treated?
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