Richard M. Berlin is a journalist who writes for Psychiatric Times. His articles cover a range of topics related to mental health, including personal experiences, reflections on historical events, and poetry. Berlin's writing often explores the intersection of psychiatry, personal narratives, and the human condition.
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Richard M. Berlin's articles reflect a strong focus on expert commentary, particularly related to personal experiences, love, time, family and memories. He may be open to receiving pitches from individuals who can offer poignant and insightful perspectives in these areas.
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"I say Good Morning! and he studies me in my white coat, like skin lesion he has seen only once in a textbook."
"The headlines said Well-Loved American Foods Resisted Arrest, Failed to Comply, and Were Delicious While Black."
"The season pivots and bends to the darkening north..."
"Who would be a turtle who could help it?"
Listen Thunderstock/AdobeStock Each wound contains its own beauty— blunt trauma indigo walled below pale blue eyes,
"Here the body’s art conspires with destruction..."
Key Takeaways Jack Coulehan's poem "The Talking Cure" is featured in his new book, reflecting his medical and ethical background.
"This is the moment my therapist would cross his legs, look into my eyes, and wait for me to reveal something."
"Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold; Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world..."
"Tell yourself as it gets cold and gray falls from the air that you will go on..."
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