Cheese Therapy
Not to brag, but I consider myself an expert in the field of mental health. That’s because I’ve spent two decades attempting (usually in vain) to decipher the complex inner workings of the minds of […]
Tag: mental health
Daniela V. Gitlin, MD – Practice, Practice, Practice-This Psychiatrist’s Life
We published Practice, Practice, Practice: This Psychiatrist’s Life by Daniela V. Gitlin, MD right before the dreaded pandemic. This book is well worth your attention and read. We also want to take note that because this book […]
Kindles for Quarantine?
Over the next few weeks, HOPress-ShorehouseBooks.com will be doing a few promotions to help authors (those who publish with us and those who did not) promote their books. Our first order of business is a […]
Meet Daniela V. Gitlin, MD Author of Practice, Practice, Practice: This Psychiatrist’s Life
HOPress-Shorehouse Books is so proud to release under our Corner Office Label, the first work from Daniela V. Gitlin MD, Practice, Practice, Practice: This Psychiatrist’s Life. Available as paperback and in […]
It Comes From Within: Living With Bipolar Illness by Michael B. Solomon and Gloria Hochman — an excerpt
In late September, HOPress-Shorehouse Books hosted the launch party for It Comes From Within: Living With Bipolar Illness by Michael Solomon and Gloria Hochman. From the outset of this project, I knew it was something […]
President Trump, the Results of Your Psych Eval Are In. We Need to Talk.
Dear President Trump, My name is Dr. Nathan Feingold. I’m Head of Psychiatry at Johns Hopkins Medical Center. Recently, you received a court order to submit to a battery of psychological tests due to widespread […]
Congratulations On Your New Diagnosis! (Greeting Cards for People With Mental Problems.)
Happy birthday to you and all of your personalities. Deepest Sympathy for the Loss of your Imaginary Friend. Have a nice day! Hope that all the folks who are out to get you fail. Roses […]
What Your Therapist Keeps To Herself
Did you ever wonder what your therapist is thinking? A therapist myself, I’ll disclose some things she probably won’t tell you: There are weeks you have it more together than she does. She sometimes battles the urge to […]
Okay, Now What?
I was kind of stewing around, trying to think of something to write about. Then I read Donna Cavanagh’s Curing the Blues, right here at https://humoroutcasts.com/2012/curing-the-blues/ . I said to myself, “Depression. Hmmm. Kathryn, if […]