Mental Health Care for LGBTQ+ Indians — What Affirmative Therapy Actually Looks Like | Bharosa He has been to three psychologists. The first told him he was confused and would grow out of it. The second prayed with him at the end of every session. The third was kind, but visibly uncomfortable, and ended their […]
Ketamine, Esketamine, and the New Era of Treatment-Resistant Depression | Bharosa She has tried six antidepressants over twelve years. Two SSRIs. Two SNRIs. A tricycle. An atypical. Each one helped a little, then stopped helping. Each one came with side effects she learned to tolerate. Each transition was its own quiet exhaustion. Today she is
Near-Death Experiences and the Brain — A Psychiatrist’s Honest Take | Bharosa He died for ninety seconds on the operating table. He saw a tunnel. He saw his grandfather, who had been gone for twenty years. He saw a light that he later struggled to describe to anyone in language that did not sound either
Survivor’s Guilt After a Family Suicide — Living With the Question You Cannot Answer | Bharosa It has been four years. People stopped asking how she is two years ago. They assume she has moved on, because what else can a person do? She has not moved on. She still goes through her brother’s last
Drug Treatment Centers Near Me — What to Look For at 2 AM | Bharosa It is 2 AM. The house is silent. You found the empty bottles behind the books, the foil under the bed, the pills tucked into a jacket pocket. Your hands will not stop shaking. You unlock your phone and type
