Mariela Celis: "entender que podemos enfermarnos de la cabeza es difícil"

How can you be the life of the party when inside you feel like you're in a dark hole? Shirley Varnagy talks with Mariela Celis in a new installment of "Chronicles of Depression." The beloved Venezuelan television host reveals the triggers of her crisis: overwork, the grief over the loss of her mother and brother, and the pressure of filling large slots on national radio and television. Mariela recounts shocking episodes, such as fainting live on air and the panic attacks she tried to hide for years for fear of the stigma. A necessary conversation about the importance of medication, therapy, and the value of asking for help in time. "Depression is a chemical illness, not a lack of willpower." 📌 Highlights: 00:00 The Paradox of the Artist Who Laughs but Suffers 01:30 The Trip to Vienna and the Reencounter with Psychoanalysis 03:00 The Triggers 05:15 Live Panic Attacks 07:00 The Fear of the Psychiatrist 09:30 George Harris and Valentina Quintero 11:00 Fainting on National Television 13:15 Chronicles of Grief 15:00 Stand-up Comedy as Resistance 17:45 Catastrophic Thoughts and the Importance of Making Suicide Visible 20:00 The Lesson Learned 22:15 Personal Life and Love Visit us at https://mundour.com/ Follow us on Instagram   / mundourweb   Follow us on Twitter   / mundourweb