Bad Art Every Day
Margaret Duncan, MD is a psychiatrist who writes about feelings, bad art, and making things in ordinary life.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 98 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 24 days ago |
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Being Nurtured By Nature, Psychodynamically Speaking
Mary Oliver May Vol 3: The habit of relational devotion and how it feeds us.
A primary way modern, progressive psychoanalysts frame how therapy works is through the term “corrective emotional experience.” Though this phrase came from a pap...
Five Mindful Money Approaches I Learned and Applied Last Month
tips that worked for me when I committed to applying them and not just saving them to a folder
Happy Wednesday Everyone! I started writing this as a note, and then I had far too much to say, so I thought I’d just send it as a bonus listicl...
“You must not ever stop being whimsical. And you must not, ever, give anyone else the responsibility for your life."
I write to you all from the first burst of actual spring in Cambridge, Massachusetts. At my desk, I sip a sweating homemade iced coffee, and the tacky suncatcher on my window arches rainbow beams across my bed.
And I get to write today ab...
Spring Simplifying: 5 Ways to Reduce What Bids for Your Attention
Somethings cannot be helped, but many of the pings and tugs at us can be
This is part two of three of my Spring Simplify series on saving our time, money, and attention from all of the places that try to siphon it away from us. It’s not a...
How to Work With Me Clinically
You all are probably TIRED of hearing me give caveats on how to take in what I write online. This is one of the few times I will be speaking exclusively as a psychiatrist!
While I am currently in child and adolescent psychiatry fellowship,...
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