
Many of us are struggling. But treatments for mental health disorders like depression don’t help everyone. Join us for a 6-part look at the lives of people who have volunteered to test an experimental therapy: permanent brain implants. It will change the way you think about mental health, the brain and maybe even yourself.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | a year ago |
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Jon Nelson shares how he’s doing these days, now that his depression is gone.
Several years after surgery, Jon and others have found relief. Here’s a look at what’s next for them and what’s next for deep brain stimulation research.
Jon details the intense stigma, shame and judgement that comes with depression and its treatments. Is there something different about changing our brains versus other body parts?
After surgery, Jon went through some big transformations. But his relief came with trade-offs.
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Powerful story. So well done.
The mix of narrative, empathy and science really makes this story compelling and accessible.
Powerful story.
There is nothing refreshing about depression, but this podcast gives the listener such a real and tangible experience of those who deal with depression. The content and style are palpable for the general public and not just filled with scientific mumbo jumbo. The science is explained in such a clear and concise manner. The tone, intonation and rhythm of Sander’s storytelling makes it easy and interesting to listen to. Bravo to the participants in the podcast for sharing their experience, vulnera... more
I’m really enjoying this story — the ability to take a complicated, emotional topic like severe depression and convey it with interest, care and nuance is special. Looking forward to future episodes.










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A compelling exploration of mental health challenges takes center stage, focusing on individuals battling severe depression and their experiences with experimental therapies involving brain implants. Through personal narratives and candid discussions, listeners gain insights into the transformative impact of deep brain stimulation, while also confronting the complexities and ethical questions surrounding such radical treatments. Each episode features poignant stories of resilience and recovery, emphasizing not only the hope offered by these therapies but also the unique struggles faced by individuals dealing with treatment-resistant depression. With a blend of science and heartfelt human experiences, this series is likely to resonate deeply... more
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