
Sometimes poetry can help in processing tragedies and traumas.
Dr Clark is an outpatient psychiatrist at Prisma Health-Upstate and clinical associate professor at the University of South Carolina School of Medicine, Greenville. He served on the American Psychiatric Association’s Task Force to Address Structural Racism Throughout Psychiatry, and he currently serves as the Diversity and Inclusion section editor and advisory board member for Psychiatric TimesTM.
Sometimes poetry can help in processing tragedies and traumas.
A psychiatrist reflects on yesterday's tragedy in Texas.
"When we embrace humanity, everyone wins."
What do you do when there seems to be too much sorrow and hate in the world? One psychiatrist answers, "I hope..."
A psychiatrist reflects on recent events.
We can all benefit from a mental health facial.
Sometimes shattering is a good thing...
Reflections on National Doctor Day.
Being grateful and enjoying one's surroundings can go a long way after a long, hard day.
Musings on Women's History Month...
A psychiatrists shares his thoughts on the crisis in Ukraine.
A psychiatrist's thoughts and reflections after the week's news.
Using words and music to help heal...
When music and psychiatry collide...
Reflecting on the alarming rates of suicide among Black individuals.
It's beyond time to sound the alarm...
The poetic and artistic reflections from 2 psychiatrists serve as a good reminder to us all.
It might be a token, but it says—and means—a lot...
What can we learn from our deepest thoughts?
Final thoughts on 2021 as we say goodbye to another tumultuous year and look ahead with hope...
Psychiatric reflections as we approach the new year...
Reflections on the ups and downs during of life...
Many patients carry the burden of sexual assault and related trauma.
Reflections on the mental health of those in blue who serve...
Poetic reflections of emotions experienced during the holiday season.
There have been so many hurdles, but the "runner" keeps his eye on a positive finish line...
The holidays can both be a time of joy and a time of stress...
A conviction represents a cautious step toward increased justice...
A Black psychiatrist's reflections and dreams on what true allyship would look like in a country that remains divided.