
- Vol 32 No 1
- Volume 32
- Issue 1
Talk Radio, 2 am
I’m driving home from the ER, not ready for sleep, eaten up by memories of my mistakes...
I’m driving home from the ER,
not ready for sleep, eaten up
by memories of my mistakes,
a man on the radio telling me
not to worry because I can learn
to control my mind. He says
thoughts are like puppies
we can paper-train and teach
to be obedient. He says
one day that puppy will calm down,
cuddle up, and lick my face.
But who is this guy kidding?
My mind isn’t a puppy tonight-
it’s a wild tiger,
and it’s ripping out my heart.
Articles in this issue
over 10 years ago
Does TMS Hold Promise for Generalized Anxiety Disorder?over 10 years ago
Managing Anxiety in the Medically Illalmost 11 years ago
Mental Health Benefits of Exercise in Childrenalmost 11 years ago
Gone Girl by Gillian Flynnalmost 11 years ago
How to Fix the Broken Mental Health System: Ten Crucial Changesalmost 11 years ago
Brain Stimulation With ECT: Neuroscience Insights From an Old Treatmentalmost 11 years ago
In With the Old, Out With the Newalmost 11 years ago
The Dynamics of Psychosis: Therapeutic Implicationsalmost 11 years ago
A Rational Suicide?Newsletter
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