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hat Clubhouse conversation, I had already checked out the room, and found a lively discussion going on about freshness, creativity, and the nature of comedy. When I came back and Hart was on, he was doing what he’s become known for in these more serious exchanges of ideas: word vomit, circular logic, and empty-calorie gaslighting, all proof that he’s not doing the reading or considering anyone else’s thoughts. Hart swore that he was enjoying the discourse — all while kicking a Black woman out of the conversation. He was reminding us through his actions that accountability and understanding are concepts he simply refuses to demonstrate. And he’s providing more than enough justification for every fed-up fan who decides to walk away.

Problems with our mental well-being, which can stem from psychiatric disorders, are usually thought of as coming from one of two places. Either you’ve had a troubled upbringing or you have bad genes. Both are, in a sense, bad luck and thus assumed to be uncommon. But are these two pathways really the main routes to emotional problems? In fact, there are many common life circumstances that bring with them formidable emotional issues; enduring those necessary chapters of life can tip the balance and bring about a psychiatric disorder.

Recent reports found that Moderna’s mRNA-1273 vaccine is over 94% effective against Covid-19 infection. This news is a bright spot in what has been a dark and challenging year.

Sadly, our society still treats these experiences as if they were just another bad day — yet another sign that we have a long way to go when it comes to removing our discomfort with discussing difficult emotions and the stigma of mental illness.

Sadly, our society still treats these experiences as if they were just another bad day — yet another sign that we have a long way to go when it comes to removing our discomfort with discussing difficult emotions and the stigma of mental illness.

Divorce is listed in most psychology textbooks as the second most stressful common life event, behind the death of a spouse. When I began my psychiatry practice, I wished my training had included a course in divorce, as many people came to my office mid-divorce as the stress, anxiety, and anger they felt became unmanageable. The divorce rate in the U.S. still hovers between 40% and 50%, yet it is sadly rare for people in the process of divorce to be educated on the emotional consequences they may suffer, or where to seek help.

This year alone, 1.8 million people will be diagnosed with cancer. No one will be surprised to learn that distress, anxiety, and depression often follow such news. These states will evolve throughout the treatment cycle; some will improve, others will worsen. Families will also struggle. Unfortunately, identification of emotional problems and offers of help often do not fit in with usual care. Patients and family members are infrequently monitored for depression. Before a major cancer center opened near my office, I only received referrals from oncologists when a patient was difficult to deal with.

I’ve chosen four experiences that I am aware of (from both practice and psychiatric studies) which reliably carry a host of negative emotional consequences. Obviously, life presents all manner of heartbreaking episodes. But there are some events that bring with them more than just challenge and can overpower most people’s coping abilities. The end result is emotional turmoil. For those with even the slightest vulnerability to mental disorders, this descent may tip the balance toward becoming symptomatic.

Most people know couples who have gone through the trying experience of losing a child or being unable to conceive. The grief weighs heavily on young couples and particularly on potential mothers. The sense of isolation, loss (especially in the case of miscarriage), and even shame is pronounced. When a pregnant person has a miscarriage, they can feel a sense of grief, similar to when a loved one dies. But there is often no wake or ritual to mark the passing and gather support. The entire process is usually held in private. Marital discord and depression are common consequences; the burden is simply too heavy for one person or small family to bear.

In academic medical centers there have been studies, and there are now standing programs, for taking care of the emotional needs of cancer patients. They are both excellent and exceptional. I mention them to acknowledge that efforts are underway to improve mental health in oncology patients, but also to show that this enormous lack of attention is not due to a lack of knowledge or experience. It is due to the lack of acknowledgment of the psychological aspects of medical illness.

I’m referring to life experiences we consider normal — in the sense that they happen, expectedly, to nearly everyone. Many reliably lead to emotional difficulties that will fester without some kind of concerted intervention. Naming and understanding these experiences can go a long way to supporting those who suffer because of them.

Smaller studies now strongly suggest that not only can you treat depression in these patients, but that the increased risks of cardiac complications and even death lessen as does the depression. A similar relationship is true with depression after stroke (patients do better in rehabilitation and regain more function when treated successfully for depression). In fact, scientists now know that the relationship between depression and vascular disease (heart attack and stroke) is “bidirectional.” In other words, depression accelerates the development of vascular disease, and vascular disease exacerbates depression. Yet, research on treatment is limited and referrals for care remain infrequent.

The four common occurrences I most often see people struggle with are: major medical illness, infertility and miscarriage, divorce, and unemployment. Each is a major life event that in many cases also becomes an emotional crisis. I can testify after 30 years as a community psychiatrist, that except in rare cases, none of these (on their own) are referred for psychological treatment. What follows is a quick tour of these otherwise common occurrences and a look at what needs to change to make them less painful.

At its lowest point this year, joblessness was at 5%. Although low in economic terms, that still meant many people were struggling to make ends meet. When you apply for unemployment insurance, you are required to show that you have been job searching, and to sit through classes on jobs and interviews. There is no mention of the well-documented stress and emotional toll that comes with being unemployed. Money equals survival in our society. It is also associated with prestige and self-worth. Adding depression screening and brief counseling to the unemployment application process could possibly help many facing this difficult chapter.