When Vice President-elect Kamala Harris walked on stage in her white suffragette suit on November 7th, I cried. One hundred years after women won the […]
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Roman Tritz
World War II bomber pilot Roman Tritz died earlier this year at the age of 97. He was the last known survivor of a U.S. […]
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Longing
About this time of year, many moons ago, I tiptoed out of my apartment in the dark of night to leave the urban sprawl of […]
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Stress and Coping
It is cold and windy in New York. We even saw a few snow flurries today. COVID-19 cases are surging in the world. Right now, […]
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Go Where The People Are
Taking mental health out of the medical center and into the community, where the people are, is a mantra for Columbia Professor and colleague, Dr. […]
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Words Matter
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about hope. I referenced multiple challenges in this world right now that are sparring with hope, including “riots […]
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World Mental Health Day 2020
Tomorrow, October 10th, is World Mental Health Day. Initiated in 1992 by the World Federation for Mental Health, World Mental Health Day creates awareness about […]
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Lose Hope, Game Over
Lose hope. Game over. The words of a dear friend ring in my ears these days. But it’s hard to stay hopeful. Just when it […]
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