Zen Psychiatry
By Elana Miller, MD
Our attachment style, whether secure or insecure, is developed when we are infants and young children, but shapes how we interact with others long into our adulthood.One experiment that …
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It seems like just yesterday that I carefully laid out my red moleskin notebook and Pilot multicolored ballpoint pens to outline my 2011 New Years resolutions. Alas, it was actually a year ago. I …
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If you're applying to residency in psychiatry (or any field, for that matter), you're probably in the thick of the interview process. I remember flying and driving around the West coast, doing my best …
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I few months back I participated in Jonathan Mead's Trailblazer program (it was part of what motivated me to write my free relationship guide, with the goal of later expanding it into a paid course …
Hello blog readers!If I still have blog readers after minimal posts for the last few months, I appreciate it. Recently I've undergone what I'd best describe as a hypomanic, productivity-fueled craze …
This past week I had my 29th birthday (yay me!).The night before I was going over my 2011 New Years Resolutions (written in my moleskin notebook with a color-coded system in my typical OCD-like …
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