Alternating views on the legitimacy and utility of a new DSM diagnosis "prolonged grief". It funds TX, yet encroaches on the existential nature of existence. How Long Should It Take to Grieve? Psychiatry Has Come Up With an Answer. nytimes.com/2022/03/18/hea…

My twelve-year old just read out loud to us, her parents, this incredible review of the Bob's Burgers movie. In essence, a review of how absurdity and heart represented in art can get us through life's very dark moments, often in ways that very few people can. #BobsBurgersMovie

We often hear about the importance of focusing on mental health without much guidance on how to do it. Dr. Juli Fraga shares some really concrete, useful exercises:

Such simple advice often yield great results. I’ve gotten a lot out of writing down my ruminating thoughts.

Oh my gosh. Thank you!!

via @NYTimes Denial can be a useful coping strategy, but never in times of accountability. nytimes.com/2022/11/12/us/…

A great article that helps illuminate empathic joy.

Connection matters more than memes

Keep any eye for this truly important topic. Friendships are a key sustenance for the soul.

This Royal Saga Has a Surprise Ending nytimes.com/2022/12/11/opi…

This has a million views and that's ridiculous.

Latest goodreads quote about my book There Is No Good Card for this: "I’d consider the content of this book Required Reading for being a person, this would make a great addition to any bookshelf of reference books right beside the dictionary and household fix-it manual. "

A raw, gentle Twitter read into the daily experience of profound physical debilitation. x.com/hanifkureishi?…

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Our children can often bear the weight of our projections.

⬇️ Call the number below ⬇️ and hear a poem each day! Collaboration btw @mroliverblank and Anis Mojgani #poetrymonth

Excellent article by Brittany Wong . "I am a big believer that we don’t ‘get over’ the death of someone we love but rather we get through. Getting over, to me, has the negative connotation of leaving someone behind.” huffpost.com/entry/is-closu… via HuffPost Life

Amy Silverstein’s incredible description of the “gratitude paradox” ⁦has countless personal and policy applications. Amy Silverstein, author⁩. Her term the “gratitude paradox” has many | My Transplanted Heart and I Will Die Soon - The New York Times nytimes.com/2023/04/18/opi…

What’s the most thought-provoking book you’ve read in the past year?