> ... I suspect this is just part of a greater acceptance of mental health issues in society in general, ... This is how I see it too. Baby Boomers and Gen X

> ... I suspect this is just part of a greater acceptance of mental health issues in society in general, ... This is how I see it too. Baby Boomers and Gen X had quite a different view of psychological issues and it had a detrimental effect on population at large. Now that a lot of the taboos surrounding it are broken, later generations are emphasising them by exaggeration. I don't see it as an issue at all. I see it as the pendulum swinging back with more force than it was pushed.