Hello, I'm U, and I was introduced earlier. Today, I want to talk about the things you need to know about supporting roles in film. For example, the costumes contributed by parents, and my son is in the lighting department. I will be sharing stories from my experiences in the supporting role. As the host, I am involved in various tasks, including writing. I also want to briefly mention my work as a writer and DJ. I have been very emotional lately, but I have been focusing on writing.

I’ve noticed that many people are suffering from mental health issues these days. That’s why I’m here today; I want to discuss this topic more deeply. Of course, I’ve read books about it, but today, I want to take the time to really understand it.

들여서 와야 제대로 공부할 수 있으니까, 마음을 목걸이로 저도 이제 한번 배워보는 시간이 되었으면 하는 마음이었습니다. 제가 주로 쓰는 글은 우리가 있는 줄도 몰랐던 멋진 사회적 환경 같은 것들입니다. 이렇게 딸리는 그릴을 주로 쓰고 있는데요, 정신질환에 대한 편견도 굉장히 심하더라고요. 한번은 어떤 일이 있었냐면, 제가 알고 있는 어떤 성인들이 사고로 인해 서울에서 발생한 사건이었습니다. 저랑 같이 속하는 문중에 조용병을 앓는 분이 있었어요. 그런데 저만 그 사실을 알고 있었거든요. 민양이 제 글을 썼는데, 그걸 갈 수 없고 다른 참여자가 왔었어요. 그때 상황이 우선 성공적으로 제 얘기를 안 하면서, 성범죄와 관련된 이야기를 하더라고요. 그 사람이 성범죄 이력이 있다면, 조용병원 외에 사랑이 피해되는 거 아니냐는 이야기를 하는 거예요.

So, at that time, I felt really heartbroken. Although the cause was not revealed, it was immediately clear to me that I had reached my limits. Among those who have been writing together with me, there are some who do not have a disability, but they said that. Until then, I realized that there is not much awareness about the struggles of people with disabilities in our society. When someone has a disability, people often think that they are either wandering around causing trouble or that they are always in need of help. Before I started studying this, I didn't know much about it either. So, even those who are kind and knowledgeable, I believe they see people with disabilities as one of the representative social minorities. There is a famous group called Iris 0, which analyzes the discrimination faced by social minorities. One of the findings is generalization. For example, if a person with a disability makes a mistake...

That person exists with a fault, but is there a disability? It can encompass the entire disabled community. Nowadays, we often hear about individuals committing crimes, but there's a family history—it's a significant issue. When a teenager commits a crime, headlines like Fearsome Teens appear in newspapers. Similarly, when workers commit crimes, there's a focus on the crime rate among workers. This kind of reporting creates a significant sense of distance and alienation. 

So, I believe that those who are here today are striving to better understand mental illness, even if just a little, to engage with each other as responsible citizens. I think it's important for us to have a good time today, to address the long-standing stigma surrounding mental health, and to break the average perceptions that have been ingrained in society. 

Let me briefly talk about this book. This book is about the experiences of individuals with mental illnesses.

It's a family. Ah, there is a person named Power, who is the father of a child named Kevin, and he is a very famous journalist in America. It's a thick book, and I also read it; I was really moved by it. I love to underline good sentences in books, and I tend to write a lot of notes. The expressions are quite surprising. He spent a lot of time reflecting on why certain characteristics about himself came to be. Please be attentive to the many sentences I will share with you. Today, we will conduct the presentation, usually divided into two parts. The first 30 minutes will involve an expert related to the topic. As I mentioned earlier, the first segment will be led by a professional psychiatrist who is currently active, Mr. Kim Jae-hwan, who will provide insights. In the latter 40 minutes, I will ask questions that I am curious about, and we will engage in a dialogue.

I will have some time to talk. Um, Kim Ji-woo, the shaman, will be here shortly. Ah, hello, I’m introduced as Jeong-gi Gyeong. 

First of all, I would like to sincerely thank the political circles that have arranged this event, as well as the publishing company and everyone who has come here today. I heard that people have come from far away, like Ulsan and Busan, and it truly warms my heart. I’m not a great expert in religious practices, nor am I an authoritative figure, but I sincerely hope that this time will be helpful. 

As I mentioned earlier, I am engaged in activities with my fellow doctors called Internal Affairs. There are six specialists, and we are currently active together in this center. I started an internet radio program called F Cast and was planning to write a book, and I have also opened and am running a YouTube channel.

We are currently addressing the reason why soldiers have started engaging in mental health activities. It is because I have witnessed firsthand, as a physician, that there are significant misconceptions surrounding mental health treatment. Many individuals who come in for psychiatric care are often terrified and anxious. By the time they arrive, they have frequently missed critical periods for intervention. There are times when it is clear they need treatment, yet they have been led to believe that psychiatric care is shameful or that medication is addictive, which creates a stigma against seeking help. Due to these misunderstandings, many miss important opportunities for treatment, and later, when they finally do seek help, their recovery can be much more difficult. Even after they manage to receive treatment and return to society, they often struggle again due to the persistent stigma, leading some to stop treatment and relapse. I have encountered many such cases during my residency.

So, we started this path with the intention of conveying the words of our experts to track misunderstandings and prejudices, and now it's been over two years, almost three years. There are many articles these days about social prejudices, especially regarding crimes in nursing hospitals. When such incidents occur, we sometimes get interviewed. Together with our members, we gathered data, and in that context, we obviously occupy the top position. Yes, we are now political soldiers. Even when I see these articles, it hurts, but for those who are actually suffering from illnesses and those who are overcoming their diseases while loving their families, it truly breaks my heart. In the midst of this, obviously, the patients need your support.

In a society where most things are visible, please continue to work healthily. I really can't imagine how well they are doing, especially since the person who is involved is someone I know. However, when incidents like this occur and I read the comments, I start to think, Will I be able to continue working here? It makes me wonder if I am just a burden to the people around me. I also taught students and tried to give them strength, but I feel like I might have an impact on them, which makes things very difficult. This person is struggling so much that they couldn't directly tell me, but their mother called our hospital to inform us about the situation. The child is greatly affected by this incident. Of course, I hope for understanding, as many people continue to suffer from misunderstandings and prejudices. The way we nurture schools should be accurate.

Due to a lack of knowledge, there are various misconceptions. So today, I will discuss how to view death and illness, what information and outcomes to expect, and how treatment works. The amount of information is vast, so I won't be able to speak about it in depth, but I will try to explain it simply. 

I will briefly cover the symptoms of schizophrenia, its causes, and the prejudices and history surrounding it. Rather than delving deeply into these aspects, I would like to have a conversation with the future author about this topic. 

It's a very serious subject, so I'll explain it simply. What is schizophrenia? There are many aspects to it, and it’s not easy to explain simply. Therefore, I conducted a diagnostic interview. Symptoms include daily delusions, hallucinations, disorganized speech, confusion, tension, behavioral deficits, and reduced social activities.

This text consists of somewhat ambiguous words, and it is essential to include at least one of the items from one to three. When two of these are present for more than a month and the total duration exceeds six months, we can diagnose what is known as a bipolar disorder. In fact, diagnosing in psychiatry is quite challenging. The outward appearance may not immediately reveal the underlying issues. When patients come in for the third time, we often note down the policies regarding their diagnosis. There are also frequent changes in diagnoses. Therefore, individuals may struggle to accept their diagnosis, and family members may not understand it either. However, surprisingly, the criteria for diagnosis are quite precise, and no matter how ambiguous they may seem, experienced psychiatrists can assess them according to these diagnostic standards. Most of the time, even with MRI scans or psychological assessments, a diagnosis can be made. As many of you may know, a common example is delusions of persecution.

There are various types of delusions, such as grandiosity, where someone believes they are an extraordinary person and expresses this loudly. Then there's the delusion of reference, where one thinks that someone else actually likes them. Many people misunderstand delusions, thinking they are simply a result of being in a particular environment or that they can be logically explained away. However, that is not the case. The essence of delusions is that they are deeply ingrained and do not easily dissipate, even when presented with logical evidence. They are adamantly maintained as a part of one's reality. There are also various other manifestations, such as the belief in one’s own powers or abilities, and even sensory experiences like smelling something unusual. Additionally, we may encounter fragmented speech, skipped phrases, or even the use of language that is unfamiliar to us.

Tension and direct action can suddenly cause one to become rigid, and in severe cases, this can last for several months, making it difficult to move. However, a good illness does not discriminate; it can manifest in any culture or ethnicity across the globe, appearing in about 1% of the population. It affects both men and women. In industrialized countries, it tends to occur more frequently in urban areas. What this means is that most people in our country live in urban areas of industrialized regions. If we consider that our country has a population of 50 million, then the number of those affected might be close to 500,000. Given the number of cities, it could be even higher. Now, in the age group of 10 to 25 years, there are actually not many cases in the world; most cases occur in individuals in their mid to late twenties, while women tend to experience it a bit later. Interestingly, women often experience it again during middle age. Young people in our country are under tremendous stress.

Young people are experiencing depression, and students are becoming exhausted from stress. It seems that the level of stress is rising to the point where they are becoming affected. It is likely that the stress levels are increasing significantly. Although there are no precise statistics available, and many are undergoing treatment, I believe that the number of individuals affected is certainly high. This book also discusses how prevalent these diseases are. The most frightening aspect of schizophrenia is that the individual is unaware of their condition. While there are no obvious signs, they may hear voices and think that there is something wrong with their brain. However, they firmly believe that someone is sending them messages through special means to harm them.

And the fact that it is a name is accurate. They are not spreading false job opportunities or stubbornly refusing to acknowledge their illness. The characteristic of two individuals is that they gradually fail to recognize that they have a disease. This makes it very difficult to receive appropriate treatment early on. The media, including movies and dramas, often show the forced and involuntary aspects of this situation, which can sometimes occur. However, about 15% of these individuals are said to consider suicide. I, too, have seen many patients leave before me. Among them, some could no longer endure the constant self-criticism and chose to end their lives, while others accepted their illness only after it had improved, leading them to struggle with their reality.

Many people are not aware of this aspect. Patients need to realize that they must continuously acknowledge their condition. While some may dismiss this, when couples accept this reality, it can cause a significant emotional wound, potentially leading to dangerous periods that could even result in death. There is a lack of understanding about this condition. Recently, it has been said that the best time to treat a newborn is when they are first born. It's essential to treat them properly and develop an awareness of the disease. This is a time when they should be cared for even more warmly. The main issue has a very diverse progression. When looking at cases of cavities over 30 years, about 30% of them are not treated properly. Additionally, 25% of individuals live with severe conditions, and there is a wide range of information within that. Some people, despite having the disease, may stop treatment altogether, and suddenly their condition worsens.

Isn't it strange how, while living, suddenly another illness can arise? On the other hand, some people continuously face destruction, leading to a point where they can no longer maintain basic consciousness and are primarily unable to function. Various diseases exhibit different courses, but the most crucial point is that for the majority, this is a lifelong struggle. It may seem a bit complex and overwhelming, but let's think about it simply for a moment. 

First, there are many theories about why this illness occurs, but this year, we have to consider whether there are any problems related to development. However, many people live without any significant issues. Then, the phenomenon known as pro help emerges. Those who have seen the second part might feel disappointed, but can those who have read it well share their thoughts? Many people believe that children with deformities must have had issues from a young age.

However, Choi Gyeo-jo, I am talking about my son, Jin-gwan. It is difficult to understand how he turned out to be such a lovely child despite all the challenges he faced. There was nothing wrong in his upbringing, and he grew up in a good environment. This shows that even well-raised children can encounter serious stress. When they face such stress, they may end up reaching a breaking point. If proper treatment is not provided in Jeonbuk and they encounter another stressful situation, serious illnesses may arise. In the case of Dean in this book, after his traffic accident, he became socially isolated as everyone around him began to leave. He fell into a state of despair. The illness that followed was clearly visible, but his struggle with alcohol addiction likely played a role, as did the trauma from his brother's death. In his case, he was very healthy and even got into Berklee College of Music to study guitar.

정도로 뛰어난 하였습니다. 그런데 동료 밴드의 동료의 죽음을 덮고, 또 가루 할머니의 주군을 경과하면서 대만 쫄을 소개되기 시작하면서 이런 질병의 경과로 들어가게 됩니다. 그래서 이런 증상이 가는 기간이 짧게는 몇 주에서 몇 년까지 진행됩니다. 병에 의해서 판정과 망상은 없지만, 약을 복용하기 이전과는 다른 모습을 보이게 됩니다. 조금은 예민해지고, 축제에 짜증을 내기도 하고, 우울해지기도 하며, 강박증 증상을 보이기도 하고, 또 누가 나를 좀 따라오는 것 같거나, 저 사람들이 나를 쳐다보고 있는 것 같다는 특별한 이유가 있는 것처럼 느껴집니다. 어떻게 보면 누구나 스트레스를 받을 때 할 수 있는 말들을 약간 시각적으로 인식하기 시작합니다. 그래서 돌이켜보면 그게 증상이었구나라는 사실을 알 수 있지만, 그 당시 아이에게 좋은 병으로 가는 지금 그 길에 있구나라고 알아차리는 것은 거의 불가능에 가깝습니다.

There is a part regarding whether it is nature or nurture, and there are certainly genetic factors involved. Here, we have a very complex diagram, but let me explain it simply. There are a huge number of gene names written here, and in fact, there are many more than this. These are genes known as risk factors for certain conditions. So, there are definitely families that are particularly vulnerable. In the case of infectious diseases, for instance, if a parent has it, the likelihood of their child contracting it seems to increase significantly. Various statistics come up, like a 10% chance, or even an 8% chance, and some say it's around 10%. It is calculated very precisely. For example, if there are six siblings, the chance for a child to be affected could be around 40%. Additionally, if one twin is affected, the other twin has about a 50% chance of being affected as well. This applies even if only one sibling is present, and in the case of fraternal twins, it is similar.

In the presentation, it was shown that the closer the blood relationship, the more likely certain traits are to manifest. However, even if parents have a certain condition, it only accounts for 10%. It does not exceed 50%, indicating that genetics do not determine everything. There are various other factors, such as childhood abuse or suspected viral infections, which are now concerning. It is quite evident that countries, including those in the Southern Hemisphere, have a significant difference in the number of people born with schizophrenia. For instance, in the Department of Defense, it is noted that certain months see a higher birth rate, which leads to speculation about the influence of certain factors on genius. This could be related to the time spent in the mother's womb or viral infections, like the flu, that the child might be exposed to.

There are many speculations about how the impact of this will affect the merger later on during development. In this book, the second character, Kevin, gets involved with marijuana, which leads to health issues. The media continues to emphasize that marijuana is safe and less addictive than cigarettes, suggesting it could be used for medical purposes. However, studies show that smoking marijuana over 50 times increases the likelihood of developing certain conditions by six times. Earlier, I mentioned that the incidence rate was 1%, but it has now increased to 6%. If college students gather and one of them starts using it, it likely won’t be seen as a gift. However, the media tends to hide these uncomfortable truths. Therefore, this book discusses the stress associated with this and the genetically inherited traits.

When this era merges, stress and genetic vulnerability combine, leading to the onset of diseases. Fortunately, we can manage these diseases well during this period. However, if one remains in a continuous state of stress, symptoms such as hallucinations and delusions can develop. This is one of the questions introduced in the book, a hypothesis that shows the neurons in the brain. The brain of a child differs from that of an adult. In childhood, the connections are not well established. This is why children may struggle to speak or walk properly, and their cognitive abilities may be limited. However, as they grow, the brain continues to develop, pruning and establishing connections among neurons. This process is significant by the age of six. Yet, by the mid-teens, the human brain begins to mature. Right now, we have very young students here, but they are already growing taller and developing.

It starts to become good. Do you know how long it has been? So, actually, it has come to this connection, and I hope you start to have these things. I have set up something new, so from the late teens, pruning begins to happen like this. The process is called green leafing. However, in the case of government officials, this pruning process tends to become a bit more abnormal and severe. Therefore, there is a hypothesis that symptoms appear after the mid-20s. The representative theory is also the dopamine hypothesis. You may have heard of it; it is said that dopamine overflows. Let me explain it simply. There are several pathways where dopamine flows. There are five main ones, and each of these pathways is connected to specific symptoms. The positive symptoms, which are auditory hallucinations and delusions, have been connected since the Fujitsu era.

I'm talking about revealing production. This involves a righteous depiction of the world and the dopamine that is released. When there is an increase, spiritual symptoms appear. The symptoms are often caught on the surface; it's something that cannot be avoided. When dopamine continues to be released, if it becomes insufficient, negative symptoms will appear. Emotional aspects can become aggressive, and cognitively, there can be a decline. Everyone is connected through different pathways. Let me explain how this applies in simple terms. 

Now, this is about the part I mentioned earlier regarding the small forest. Here, dopamine is being secured in effort, but when it starts to become bright and red at the bottom, if there is over-activation, things like auditory hallucinations and delusions can appear. So, dopamine was originally at a lower level, but it has become overactive.

When I go to the station, I feel a heightened sense of awareness. It's as if strange thoughts that I don't usually have begin to emerge; I hear nonsensical voices and see things that make me feel like anyone could be a threat. On the other hand, when I hold onto something, dopamine levels decrease slightly. This leads to a cognitive dullness where my mind starts to feel sluggish. Conversely, when there is a decrease in dopamine, I feel a bit depressed, and emotions start to fade away. Initially, I focused on the oral intake of dopamine. Since hallucinations and delusions are the main issues, I thought it would be effective to use medication that lowers dopamine levels. Here, the medication is designed to bind to receptors, which means that it cannot function effectively if the levels are elevated.

Interestingly, hallucinations and delusions are disappearing. This is quite fascinating. The authors are discussing the blackwood hello tree, which is the first medication for psychotic disorders. However, various side effects that could not be addressed initially have begun to emerge. It starts to affect the positive symptoms, leading to an assembly of the mouth and acting on the pathways, which then takes a different route. Here, dopamine was insufficient; without dopamine, there is a need for it. Despite the significant requirement, there is no dopamine. If we block even the little that exists, the symptoms of the sage become more severe. When taking the medication, people become dazed, their heads feel heavier, memory declines, and their expressions become more vacant. This is reminiscent of what was used in the past. Following this, new hypotheses began to emerge.

It is said to be the serotonin hypothesis. Now, it is primarily not a problem. Excessive stimulation from above, this is also complex. If it comes out excessively, what needs to be done is to provide feedback, which governs the imbalance of dopamine. Therefore, if we adjust the warm pony, it leads to the theory that dopamine regulation can also be possible secondarily. So, in old stories, if only dopamine-related elements were present, it would have been limited to that. However, the story has changed to also involve serotonin. The EPS that is beneficial here has been most commonly observed in people who previously took first-line medications. There is a significant fear, and the body becomes stiff, causing discomfort, and then the abdomen tends to harden. These new quantities, when they enter and are applied to dopamine, are done in a different manner.

It acts to prevent this necessity, and it reduces the negative symptoms while being more beneficial for the positive symptoms. These kinds of medications that seem to address everything are becoming quite common these days. However, this is theoretical; there are still many side effects. There are various side effects, such as weight gain, stiffness in the body, and sometimes people feel that their hair becomes stronger. It is definitely not perfect. There are many side effects, and these side effects can lead to discontinuing the medication. However, at the same time, various medications continue to be developed, and there are now many options available for treating different conditions. So, when one medication is not effective, there might be another medication from a different class that shows very good results. Now, let me briefly explain this further.

In fact, when it comes to treatment, simply listing the medications is not sufficient. It seems that the most important part is the discussion. As I mentioned earlier, delusions do not easily go away. The process of going through treatment is very difficult and challenging. However, as we start discussing the medication treatment with the participants, they gradually begin to feel the delusions receding. When the medication levels are adjusted, they start to think, Oh, I might be able to overcome these stimulating thoughts. It is absolutely impossible to resolve this situation solely with medication. In my studies and textbooks, there are many historical records about this. For instance, during the late Joseon Dynasty, when we were entering a new era, there were people who initially benefited from formal treatment, and at that time, someone who encountered mental health issues found that mere conversations were not enough to bring about significant improvement.

If we had, there would be records like this. I think it’s probably not an epidemic, but a tool for undercover reporting. Yes, it’s really not okay to think that way. When people have hypertension or diabetes, we tell them to adjust their dietary habits and exercise. However, no one says that it’s an absolute must. We suggest taking medications to lower blood pressure and regulate hormones while also trying to adjust diet. The same goes for complications. There are aspects where medication helps, as well as counseling and physical activity. Yet, we always apply a harsh standard to mental illnesses, saying things like, “You’re the one who’s sick, and you’re the one who thinks strangely.” Where does that kind of prejudice come from? This book addresses that issue.

Over the past few thousand years, aside from these homes, there has been a high level of serotonin in the brain. Nowadays, various hypotheses about brain hormones like serotonin are emerging, and research is continuously being developed. However, in the past, it was impossible to know about these things. Did farmers really not have any understanding? So, how have people really dealt with this? They engaged in witch hunts and caused significant discomfort. The concept of overturning appears in this book. Initially, in England, there were facilities aimed at treating individuals with mental health issues during certain periods. However, it gradually evolved into something more sinister, and severe abuse began to occur against the patients. It became a playground for the nobility, a place to observe such strange behaviors. Gradually, the excitement around eugenics began to take root in people's minds.

Ah, this has a primary nature. If so, then those with such genes would be unable to have children, and I started having this terrible thought that those people should just be cleaned out. This kind of talk usually comes to mind in the morning, but in reality, there were countless people in the United States, and if we don't do it, it will lead to a deficit. Figures like President Roosevelt and Carnegie were also involved, which makes the lectures of that time pale in comparison. So, what shocked me the most while reading this book was the fact that in the United States, people with mental illnesses were being sterilized to prevent them from having children, and it wasn't until 2014 that this was acknowledged. It's hard to believe that this happened in America. In the 1980s, someone went in for an appendectomy, and during the long process, they also ended up having their ovaries removed.

I found out late that there are methods to treat patients like Seongjong, who is not even my patient but my sister. Because of this, such incidents have been happening relatively recently and are still ongoing. Therefore, historically, there have always been people who have tried to provide moral treatment despite the relationship with these fans. However, the constant issue has been money. Without it, nothing can be accomplished. The lack of funds has led to destruction, and in the past, due to insufficient treatment effects, doctors also reported that things gradually worsened. In my case, I used to hope to train at a very good hospital, but that was a thing of the past. Now, the only university hospital in the country has established a separate policy hospital to operate the building. I used to work at a standalone hospital with a formal subscription and a large number of doctors and nurses. It was a very good hospital, with many doctors and nurses available.

It was a perfect experience. It was made perfect by a certain aspect. Now, I was killed on a hill in the mountains at a hospital that was built a long time ago. It was actually in the mountains, and it was a good hospital, but it suddenly closed in 2014 due to continuous losses that Google could not endure. Mental health treatment requires a lot of quality care, so it became a problem. The hospital's costs were quite high, and there was a bit of a lack of attention to care. As a result, the hospitals that were lacking in funds provided less care. Naturally, those who were struggling, and even the patients, tended to eat more. So, the operation gradually started to fail, and I began to hear stories. Many people could not receive proper treatment due to financial issues. Personally, I have very painful memories regarding this, but I will talk about my experiences in part two.

In this book, the topic of tarot comes up. It suggests that we should embrace tarot. What does this mean? Is it a good practice to send patients who have been hospitalized back into society? It seems quite obvious, and I truly believe it is a fortunate situation. Right now, our center director is present, and during this time, I have come to know the members of the Tarot community. The author of this book strongly criticizes the film about tarot, calling it a failed policy. This is because, in America, such things have been written about. Now, with the development of psychiatric treatments, it is truly miraculous; the hallucinations and delusions that people once experienced have disappeared. During that time, these voices emerged. Now, these individuals can be resolved in various ways, so we should not hesitate to send them back home humanely, even if it requires a bit of support from the center.

They thought that if we provided medication treatment, everything would be fine. As a result, a new group emerged in the United States, which was our homeless individuals. People who were quickly discharged from hospitals exhibited behaviors that seemed strange and incomprehensible to the general public, leading to a growing fear and stigma surrounding those with mental illnesses. Currently, it is shocking to hear that most inmates in American prisons are actually individuals with mental health issues. I believe that we definitely need to address this. I have purchased some materials on this topic. In our country, we are moving in that direction, but we must ensure that the facilities developed over decades in hospitals are not eliminated. However, to effectively integrate individuals into the community, there must be adequate preparation within the community itself. We can say that such initiatives exist in our country, but they are still quite limited.

It is insufficient, very insufficient, and perhaps due to this, we have been sending patients back to a society that is not well-prepared these days. Thanks to this, the quality of hospital staff and the work they do has significantly improved. Our verdict on this matter is actually evolving. As I mentioned earlier through comments, just a few years ago, there was clearly no substantial social engagement regarding this issue. There are also some historical challenges related to psychiatry that are introduced in books. Some policies and professors have argued that the concept of mental health is a fallacy, and this has caused a global stir. Many of you might have seen the film One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, which touches on mental illness. This time, it does not lack self-awareness; rather, it confines and questions the patients.

경제적 이익을 취한 것은 오직 일부에 불과하다는 사회적 인식이 형성되었습니다. 그리고 그 주체는 2010년대의 정책과 공격을 받으며, 현재 심장 질환까지 겪고 있습니다. 지금까지도 이들은 촉진되지 못하고 있으며, 예전의 위상을 되찾지 못하고 있습니다. 사람들이 정신과에 대한 편견을 아직 거두지 않고 있다는 이야기가 이어지고 있습니다. 지금까지 제가 별당에서 일할 때 경험한 것들을 이야기하고자 합니다. 이 책의 저자가 하고자 하는 내용에 대해 좀 더 구체적인 내용들을 준비해 보았습니다. 대부분 나가지 않고 제 생각을 담아냈습니다. 오늘 이 자리에 계신 분들 중에는 가족에 대한 이야기를 많이 들으실 것이라 생각합니다. 그러나 정말로 사회에서 가장 배제되어 있는 사람들은 바로 가족들입니다. 가장 중요하게 의견을 들어야 하는 사람들이 그들의 의견을 내어줄 가족임에도 불구하고 말입니다.

I don't really listen to what my family members say. I don't give my attention to the patients either, but I truly don't pay attention to the family members. This book is about someone I loved dearly, who suffered from illness and ultimately took their own life. It portrays the emotions of the remaining son very calmly and well. There is a title at the beginning of the book that says, I hope this book brings you healing. That would be wonderful. I also took a long time to read this book because I was constantly dealing with my own wounds. Among those who have come here, there may be some who don't need the content of the book, as they are just struggling to get by. However, after reading the book, I recommend sharing it with people who are not related to mental illness, hoping that they can also find healing. This is how we, the families of those with mental illnesses, experience so much.

I would like to ask for your understanding as we realize the society that was unaware of the suffering. We will discuss this further in part two.

당신이 조현병에 대해 알아야 할 것들 1부

당신이 조현병에 대해 알아야 할 것들 1부