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Ketamine: “lost in translation?”
“His thoughtfulness and modesty”
“Those three little words”
Medical Guidelines and lived experience
Psychiatrists on social media
‘Love among the ruins’
‘A life revisited’
“Recognised for their inspiration”
l a b e l s
I am not digital
Quomodo sedet sola civitas
PARALDEHYDE
“He responded that his profession was being a humanist”
“Huda for RCPsych President!”
‘Lines with unfinished endings’
“I am the most unfortunate doctor”
Vintage Cervantes
Front-page/Back-page
in the middle
Learning to love like this
[without being religious]
Dr Mark Bolstridge
“Reassuring results”
Front-page/Back-page
“Humbug”
‘Frolic and Detour’
Ancient roots
Presidential candidates: The Royal College of Psychiatrists
Lagvag
The Butler’s son (this is for you)
Reached by ‘one of the finest avenues in Scotland’
Moat Brae Storytelling Centre
Corsewall Lighthouse
Logan Botanic Garden
St Medan’s cave
Celebrating 25 years
Today’s Sunday newspapers
“We should cautiously welcome this new therapeutic option”
Front-page/Back-page
The Montrose Year Book
Haldrick: poems and meditations
A tin chest
sad C A P T A I N
Reminders of former grandeur
‘Finding hope in an age of anxiety’
Cammo Estate
Port Edgar
Transparency: ad rem
Akathisia and suicide
“Good clarification”
o c e a n i a
Solheim Cup [2019]
Constitution Street
‘Bob Dragon’
She gangs in brawness
‘The mutability of the past’
Mavisbank yesterday . . .
an Age like this
“When good intentions meet vested interests”
“Good to have a Government that listens!”
BIOTEX
Suicide Prevention: oral evidence given to the House of Commons
A talk on Mavisbank
‘The rule of the Party’
George Orwell . .
Respectful and Constructive debate
a quote from ‘Nineteen Eighty-Four’
from a lyric poem . . .
‘Reality Control’
back to the table, he dipped his pen and wrote:
‘Newspeak’
‘An Age like this’
Nineteen Eighty-Four
‘Fattening calves in Strathaven’
Boswell’s Summerhouse
Book of Company
“Balyarrow forever”
Dunbog House
Captain Phillips
Kelly’s cats
embracing vulnerability
Antony’s mother
Antony
The Magnetic and the True North
Information science and transparency
Lost and Found
Profits in medicalising
Kindness, attention and respect
Another publication that is missing from an extensive list
“People don’t believe a word I say”
‘Partisan’
A publication that is missing from an extensive list
‘Patients miss out on the whole picture’
“It’s high time . . .”
“doctors pushing new drugs . . .”
Mavisbank
Orwell’s proposed Preface to Animal Farm
‘Animal Farm’
C O L U M B I N E
Statement by the firm
“Just doing, speaking, writing . . . “
t y p e
‘This ungetatable place’
Communicating with a President
[around the world in 220 days]
running on the spot
oh, to be
Let me share this story one day
Boys Don’t Cry
The second most popular joke
‘Responses’ revisited
“Good debate is respectful and constructive”
An explanation
A social media ‘influencer’ asked:
The Secret Garden
from End to End
Craigroy [do you think memories are made of atoms too?]
‘The Twittering Machine’
How do you respond to this statement?
a summer of stormy showers
‘CEP calls for UK Sunshine Act’
National Suicide Prevention Strategy
‘Unlocking Power’
“Consider the perfection of the infinite unseen”
Altyre
Cothall
“Every word I think of does not seem enough”
[ W A V E R L E Y ]
Canto Two
Memory Lane
m a u s o l e u m
I could write essays [on just about anything] but I began here:
wandering and wondering
t e m p l e
Miss Christina Gib
Cut & Paste
The Gardener
unheedful of the butterfly –
‘Access Solutions’
‘Labour of omission’
April 1963
‘I am La Louve. I am Longmeadow.’
Extinction Rebellion
Barriers still exist
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