How Brian Wilson managed his mental health disorder In the interview, Wilson told ABILITY Magazine that although he started hearing voices in his head beginning at age 25, he didn't start getting ...

Brian Wilson, the Beach Boys’ chief creative genius, spent his twilight years meandering through a labyrinth of medical and mental health problems his is a deeply human and powerful perspective ...

Brian Wilson was dealing with a litany of health concerns when he died at the age of 82 earlier this month. The primary factor in The Beach Boys genius’ death was “respiratory arrest ...

Wilson had been under a conservatorship because of his cognitive health in May 2024, The Los Angeles Times reported. He had suffered from mental health issues and drug addiction for several decades.

Much has been written about Wilson’s well-known struggles with mental health-related issues and drug abuse. But perhaps his greatest peril—and simultaneously, his most formidable strength ...

But by the end of the 1970s, drug addiction and mental health issues had taken their toll. The band broke up, and Stone faded from the spotlight.

After getting treatment for his mental health issues, Brian released several intriguing, if uneven, solo albums and eventually completed his version of Smile in 2004.

Sometimes there are strange symmetries in death, as in life. The twin passings of Sly Stone and Brian Wilson this week brought that into sharp relief. Both were musical geniuses who paid a high ...

It’s like a fight.” Hearing voices isn’t the only symptom Wilson said he experienced due to the mental health condition. “I get intense fear, too,” Wilson said. “It comes and goes.

In May of 2024, Wilson was placed under a conservatorship from his family. The choice was made, and approved by a Los Angeles court, as the Beach Boy singer’s mental health declined.

But by the end of the 1970s, drug addiction and mental health issues had taken their toll. The band broke up, and Stone faded from the spotlight.