Revolutions In Care
Daniela BishopConceived in the spirit of a Sunday newspaper magazine. Essays on human development, culture, and the nervous systems that hold it together.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 49 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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Ella
June 12 is Valentine's Day in Brazil.
We said good-bye to Ella on an ordinary day in Canada and Love Day in my home country.
Image: Backyard Summer 2025
I cannot let escape from me that how I make meaning is intertwined with diff...
Photodevelopmentalism: Seeing Beyond the DSM-5
Six months ago life felt heavy. I felt increasingly isolated and removed from the world for reasons that one could say were of my own choosing.
Early in 2025, I “chose” to homeschool my autistic son. A choice driven by the lack of support...
Fragile Body
Image credit: fragile body #1
Lately I have been exploring with my camera again.
In the last few walks with my son, on our regular route, we pause at the same place. A little downhill path that leads us into what I call our personal fore...
A Field Note from the Bleachers
School events have a way of organizing development. It’s so pervasive in our society that I think it makes it hard to make space for viewing development from different perspectives. Today I realized how this creeps into what Daniel Stern ca...
Prognosis Guarded
Prognosis guarded.
A medical expression I have heard and read about countless times as a nurse. I have come to understand its layers of meaning over ten years, watching how families responded to it.
It isn’t a perfect expression. It reads...
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Building a culture of seeing human development. Photography, essays, field notes and visual studies from everyday life, published as an ongoing observational journal.
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