How The Mental Health Industry Almost Destroyed Her Life
January 17, 2026
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In this video, Zuby sits down with Laura Delano to discuss her experience navigating the American psychiatric system. Laura shares how years of diagnoses, medication, and unquestioned trust in mental health professionals led her life to unravel rather than heal. She reflects on being labeled “treatment-resistant,” the coercive side of psychiatric care, and the moment she began questioning the story she’d been told about her own mind. The conversation explores how long-term psychiatric drug use may worsen outcomes and how reclaiming agency over emotional pain ultimately saved her life.
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