
- Vol 32 No 11
- Volume 32
- Issue 11
A Psychiatrist’s Diet
Looking out at a flat gray sea, I try to imagine the chasms in the ocean’s floor where lava laced with strontium pours...
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I try to imagine the chasms
in the ocean’s floor where lava
laced with strontium pours
from our planet’s core, and fanged,
transparent creatures flourish
in a toxic stew science fiction
never fancied. Strange to see
myself as a sea-beast hovering
at the hot spots of my patients’
lives, opaque, omnivorous,
sucking down their sadness
with such fierce hunger
I keep asking for more, amazed
by my diet, the way I thrive.
Articles in this issue
over 10 years ago
Consent in Psychiatric Emergencies: What Clinicians Need to Knowover 10 years ago
Interviewing in the Emergency Settingover 10 years ago
Medication-Assisted Treatment and Drug Courtsover 10 years ago
When the Psychiatrist Has PTSDalmost 11 years ago
How to Protect Patient Informationalmost 11 years ago
An Update on the Diagnosis and Treatment of Bipolar Disorder, Part 1: Maniaalmost 11 years ago
Fraud, Waste, and Excess Profits








