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Talking About Death Without Falling Apart — Death Anxiety as a Treatable Clinical Condition | Bharosa She is thirty-six. She has a husband, two children, a house, a job, and what looks from the outside like a settled, successful life. She also has a fear that nobody else in her family knows about. It started […]

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