Tygo starts his search by finding out with the help of psychiatrist Jan van Os how someone gets a label. Do we assume and can we assume that a diagnosis is always correct? In addition, Tygo meets Jason, a 21-year-old boy who has thirteen labels. To this day, despite his labels, he has not been able to get the right help. The 37-year-old Jeroen also receives a visit from Tygo. He has been misdiagnosed since he was 11 years old. He has lost contact with reality due to the accompanying medication.

Tygo sees what life can be like when you wear a psychiatric label. Jason has been misdiagnosed since he was 11 years old. He has lost contact with reality due to the accompanying medication. The 37-year-old Jeroen has lost everything he loves due to the wrong medication. He now lives from panic attack to panic attack. Finally, psychologist Anne explains how a label can take over your identity.

Tygo sees the stigmas you can face if you have a label. He meets David who is known as 'The most dangerous madman in Hilversum'. David no longer dares to leave his house. Tygo also visits 21-year-old Jason again, who has been given thirteen labels and does not yet have the correct medication. Finally, Tygo goes out with Sander, who is labeled schizophrenia and cannot find love as a result.

Tygo visits 21-year-old Jason who has thirteen labels and says he is not receiving the right help. He makes an effort to get help by calling a trauma center. The 37-year-old Jeroen has been misdiagnosed for 26 years and has taken the necessary medication. He wants to talk to his psychiatrist. Finally, Tygo finds a form of therapy in England that does not require labels. Would this be an alternative?

Tygo Gernandt goes back into psychiatry one last time. Because what has actually changed and what impact does the coronavirus have on people with a label?