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The Way I Least Expected

November 26, 2013 Sarah Beller 0

I’m so sad and depressed I must be an artist, I thought to myself. I didn’t seem to be able to do anything else, and it seemed like the right field for someone who felt crazy. While […] […]

Saddaf Sohail - Anti-depressants: The Problem with the Solution

May 3, 2013 Editor 0

During my course of study I was completing an internship program in Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS), where I came across many cases of behavioural and mental illnesses and patients, whose only aim to […]

Velleda C. Ceccoli PhD - On Monsters, Dementors and Other Magical Beings

April 15, 2013 Editor 0

This blog is about Dementors, those magical creatures in the Harry Potter books, that suck all happiness away with a deadly kiss, leaving one empty of life and with nothing to look forward to. A […]

From Ivy League Lawyer to Porn Star

March 7, 2013 Ben Peck 0

At 35 years old I’ve found my true calling. It is so far from the traditions of my family that none of us could have have imagined it. My father was an engineer, my mother […] […]

Beyond the Dark: The Work of Luca Artioli

January 7, 2013 Claudio Mencacci MD 0

In his photographs, Luca Artioli succeeds wonderfully in representing a path, a journey from darkness, death, despair and pain and the slow ascent back to the light. He retraces it with the sensibility of the artist, […] […]

Melancholy, Nostalgia and Depression

January 7, 2013 Claudio Mencacci MD 0

Man struggles to be born, And birth is at risk of death. He feels pain and torment. For the first thing; and in his very beginning His mother and father Begin to console him for […] […]

Lonely: Learning to Live With Solitude

November 5, 2012 Atara Herman 0

Lonely: Learning To Live With Solitude by Emily White Harper Perennial, 2011. 338 pages. Reviewed by Atara Herman “Life is loneliness,” wrote Sylvia Plath, and “the loneliness of the soul in its appalling self-consciousness is […] […]

A Son’s Vows to Love, Honor, and Obey Go Awry

August 20, 2012 Susan Slotnick 0

My brother’s troubles began with my parent’s marriage. They knew each other for only one week when they married. Mother told me that she only agreed because she was twenty-five, an old maid. Dad was […] […]