Letters from a Psychiatrist: The Pacific Heart, Ravi Chandra
Ravi Chandra, M.D.Engaged Psychiatrist, Citizen, Buddhist, and 1.8 Generation Immigrant from India, adding to creative, conscious, nonviolent, and compassionate responses to cruelty, for our shared (and emotional) journeys of identity, belonging, wellness, and meaning.
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