Selah dives into the impact of mental health portrayal on television by examining the Netflix drama Ginny and Georgia, a show that has quietly become a staple of teen viewership, and explores whether its portrayal of therapy and mental illness humanizes or stigmatizes its characters. Along the way, she reflects on how content that feels relatable and positive can still send complicated messages to the young audiences consuming it.

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