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Home > Featured in Commentary > Recovery Doesn’t Happen in a Flash—Even for Ezra Miller

April 5, 2023 By Chris Foy

Recovery Doesn’t Happen in a Flash—Even for Ezra Miller

Recovery Doesn't Happen in a Flash—Even for Ezra Miller

Actor Ezra Miller is well-known for their roles in popular films dating back to 2008, but in recent years, the celebrity has been making headlines for less desirable reasons. From 2020 to 2022, Ezra Miller faced a string of charges based on misconduct and crimes like burglary and assault. Fortunately, Miller has taken steps toward treatment and is openly discussing the decision to get professional help. This type of advocacy is beneficial to helping end the stigma surrounding inpatient and outpatient mental health programs.

The Legal Situation Surrounding Ezra Miller

Celebrity Ezra Miller was born on September 30, 1992, and broke into the acting world with their debut feature film Afterschool back in 2008. Since then, Miller has appeared in popular movies like We Need to Talk About Kevin and The Perks of Being a Wallflower, to name a few.

However, in recent years, Miller has made headlines less for their starring roles and more for legal implications. Miller’s first brush with the law was back in 2011, when they were charged with marijuana possession. Ultimately, these charges were dismissed, but Miller continued to make headlines in 2020 when a video surfaced of them having an altercation outside a bar in Iceland.

Miller faced formal charges in 2022 for disorderly conduct and harassment that occurred in a karaoke bar in Hawaii. They were fined $500, and two additional counts against the actor were dismissed. Shortly after the bar incident, in April 2022, Miller was arrested on a second-degree assault charge.

In 2022, there were also grooming allegations against Miller, and in August 2022, the actor was charged with burglary after breaking into and taking alcohol from a home in Vermont.

When Ezra Miller Accepted Professional Help

In August 2022, Miller officially acknowledged the need to seek treatment for mental health issues in the wake of their ongoing legal issues. The actor told PEOPLE magazine on August 15, “[I had] recently gone through a time of intense crisis. I now understand that I am suffering complex mental health issues and have begun ongoing treatment.”

Recognizing that these illegal activities and decisions might be caused by the actor’s mental health condition, Ezra made the choice to start treatment for substance abuse.

Miller also told PEOPLE in 2022, “[I] apologize to everyone that I have alarmed and upset with my past behavior. I am committed to doing the necessary work to get back to a healthy, safe and productive stage in my life.”

However, beyond this official statement intended to address Miller’s behavior and legal issues, there are no other quotes available from the actor on what specific mental health condition they are seeking treatment for. Some critics of the actor suggested that, in the wake of their statement, Miller was using complex mental health issues as an excuse for these illegal actions that were drawing negative media attention.

Despite such comments online, it’s important to recognize that anyone exhibiting erratic behavior that seems uncharacteristic to those around them deserves an opportunity to explore mental health treatment options and receive a diagnosis. With Miller seeking professional help and being open about this decision, the conversation can shift from their illegal actions to their choice to address and improve their mental health.

How Has Fame and Being in the Spotlight Affected Miller’s Mental Health?

Miller has not directly addressed the question of how fame and the spotlight impacted their mental health in any public statements. However, it’s unclear if the “crisis” that Miller referred to in their official statement to the press in August 2022 was induced by pressures of the entertainment industry.

However, many individuals working in the entertainment industry find themselves experiencing mental health issues such as substance abuse or depression. Although public figures are not statistically more likely to develop or experience mental illness, aspects of celebrity culture may contribute to these conditions.

These negative experiences can increase the risk of developing a mental illness:

  • Family conflict or violence
  • Neglect in early childhood
  • Having a parent with a substance abuse problem
  • Living in inadequate or unsafe housing

For celebrities who begin acting or singing at a young age and aren’t adequately supervised by a parent or guardian, neglect can be part of the experience that drives them to substance abuse or causes anxiety and depression later in life. The entertainment industry is also rife with individuals using drugs and alcohol for recreational purposes or as a coping mechanism for stress and other conditions. If young actors and musicians spend a significant amount of time around colleagues and influential figures in their lives who are engaging in substance abuse, they may be more likely to develop an addiction themselves.

Prioritizing Mental Health Is Critical

Treatment for mental health conditions is widely available in the United States, and making the call to a reputable facility like FHE is the first step. Approximately 1 in 5 American adults is living with a mental illness. It’s essential to end the stigma surrounding inpatient programs, outpatient therapy and other treatments. The most common mental health conditions in the United States are:

  • Anxiety disorders (affecting around 19.1% of American adults)
  • Major depressive episodes (affecting around 8.4% of American adults)
  • Post-traumatic stress disorder (affecting around 3.6% of American adults)
  • Bipolar disorder (affecting around 2.8% of American adults)

When individuals in the public eye, like Ezra Miller, are open about their struggles with complex mental health conditions, it provides opportunities for families and fans to have discussions about their own well-being.

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