A Taiwanese mental health entrepreneur writes personal reflections on work-life boundaries, such as why buying a separate work phone helped, and on the ups and downs of building their wellness brand inMotion. Other issues cover the company's group healing workshops and the limits of AI companionship in a founder's business development work.
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A newsletter offering critical, reported analysis of psychedelics and spirituality, including case studies of difficult post-psychedelic experiences and scrutiny of the industry and government policy. Readers get narrative reporting and evidence-based commentary on psychedelic safety and regulation.
A Substack publication featuring essays and guest posts on philosophical, critical and scientific debates in psychiatry, psychotherapy and psychoanalysis. Readers get first-person accounts of lived experience, clinical reflections and scholarly commentary on how care, medication and moral values intersect with mental health practice.
A French-language daily newsletter by a psychiatrist covering psychiatric treatments, off-label prescribing, and controversies in the field. Issues combine critical reading of studies with clinical experience and personal perspective on bipolar disorder.
A newsletter of interviews, essays and media criticism about substance use and addiction recovery, written from the author's own experience of sobriety. Issues include conversations with people in recovery communities, personal reflections tied to TV and film, and commentary on alcohol and sexual violence.
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