The Describatory
Katherine SleaddI've heard my words pair well with weird dreams. Offering language for feelings to help the mind. Become a describer with me.
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As a therapist working in crisis mental health, most of my writing these days comprises of session notes with big words like “euthymic” and abbreviations such ADLs WNL and also a little line of “appeared free from hallucinations and delusio...
For when a friend disappears
Recently I had the opportunity to talk about friend breakups and the holidays with Reimagine, and offered this poem at the end of our conversation. (If you attended live or watched the replay, thank you for coming!)
This poem is from my Fr...
The Greatest Thing
The famous line from Nature Boy, “The greatest thing you’ll ever learn is just to love and be loved in return”1 is something I remember feeling mystified and haunted by as a child. The version I know best is from Harry Connick Jr.’s, Harry...
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I've heard my words pair well with weird dreams. Offering language for feelings to help the mind. Become a describer with me. Moody on paper, funnier in person. Therapist in CO.
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