It is that feeling of constantly being inadequate, that you are not enough compared to those around you; you always must do more and be more; any success that you have achieved is due to luck or chance, not your abilities or skill—this is a feeling that many students and adults face, whether it be … More Imposter Syndrome and its Destructiveness
Every year for as long as I can remember, I went to the pediatrician’s office around my birthday for my yearly checkup. I received vaccinations, had my height and weight recorded, and completed the standard routine of a physical. Around the time I turned thirteen, I started filling out a questionnaire before I saw the … More Mental Health Care For Children and Adolescents
Through this website, I had the goal of addressing issues that often divide us due to our limited scope of the world—thus, I focused on identity based around religion, occupation, etc. However, I realized that beyond learning, we also need to be understood, to have common ground with others, as that is often how we … More My Quarantine Mental Health
“I think psychiatry is much more diverse than people understand. They think it is rich people going to see a therapist for years, when it is really more diverse than that—inpatient, outpatient, community psychiatry—it is not all just private practice.” Psychiatry is “ the branch of medicine focused on the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of … More A Psychiatrists’s Lens into Mental Health Disorders and Substance Abuse
Perspectives and Identities 