Social media gets a bad reputation when it comes to self-care—and often, for good reason. We associate it with doomscrolling, comparison spirals, and overstimulation. But what if, instead of draining us, our feeds could nourish us?
I’ve started practicing a mindful, intentional interaction with social media that I’ve dubbed carebrowsing.
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“Get out, get out, get out…you stupid b***!” she screams repeatedly, beyond physical exhaustion and vocal strain. She is a woman who has dementia, and she is not talking to another person, she is talking to an image perceived of in her mind.
The Long Goodbye – | Holding On While Letting Go in Dementia Care Read More »
For many people, the doctor-patient relationship is that of an authority figure and an underling. The doctor speaks, and the patient listens. That may be how some people like it. It’s not a model that works for me, however, and I suspect others might agree.
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