Have you completely divested from Twitter, Paul? I haven't invested the time/energy to effectively divorce it.

Look, the American Journal of Psychiatry has an issue dedicated to psychedelics. My kitten, Jackie, is interested in trying catamine!

A Ketamine Journal

Here is the link to my Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy journal, start to finish.
www.psychiatrictimes.com/series/a-ket...

Yes, I use sublingual lozenges (funny my editor likes images of needles/syringes and vials)

Lessons Learned: A Wrap Up on Ketamine The final installment in this journal on ketamine.

The final entry in My Ketamine Journal. A year into doing Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy and here is a wrap up of what I have learned:
www.psychiatrictimes.com/view/lessons.... @psychtimes

In Search of Motives We ask Why because we are curious. We ask Why because it alters the consequences. And finally, we ask Why with the hope of understanding and preventing.

Why do we care about the motives of killers? My post refuting the idea that we shouldn't be asking that. On the Sensible Medicine substack. @recoverydoctor.bsky.social

www.sensible-med.com/p/in-search-...

Many years of social media -- 12 years as a blogger, Twitter,Facebook --it takes time to build a following and make it something useful for both give and take. Twitter was a good place to get information, to learn. to rant. Is it worth the energy to start over with BlueSky?

Saying hi, I was reading your substack email and am also thinking about migrating to BlueSky

Food for thought: www.wsj.com/articles/its-time-to-bri...

As psychiatrists, do we offer hope or do we offer death? Canada is grappling with this as they are set to legalize physician assisted suicide for psychiatric disorders
https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/994061

https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/994061

Watching Mrs. Maisel (the marvelous one) and her agent, Susie Myerson, has hired a secretary named Dinah. Do you have any idea have few of us Dinah's there are in the mainstream?

From today's New York Times: The problem with involuntary care is the medicines www.nytimes.com/2023/06/02/opinion/compu...

www.nytimes.com/2023/06/02/opinion/compu...

Mixed Bag #16: Dinah Miller on Involuntary Psychiatric Treatment Dinah Miller, MD, is a psychiatrist in Baltimore, Maryland, and author of “Committed: The Battle Over Involuntary Psychiatric Care” (Johns Hopkins University Press, 2016).

Mixed Bag #16: Dinah Miller (@dinah.bsky.social ) on Involuntary Psychiatric Treatment, exploring the topic using a book, a concept, a person, an article, and a surprise item

awaisaftab.substack.com/p/mixed-bag-16-dinah-mil...

My first post here. Looking to escape Twitter!

Hi, Everyone.