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a collective loss
Paestum followed
This is now
That small place in the whole of time
The ‘ladder’ of partcipation
That moment [3rd from left, back row]
Award culture in British Psychiatry
After the Defeat Depression Campaign
Compelling Evidence
the art of departing from
‘Like the deck of a ship’
The Right Stuff – or The Wrong Stuff?
fairy liquid
Gilbert Farie
“Unpicked” by an Expert
I was not given the opportunity to say this in the Scottish Parliament . . .
Two years ago
offshore
dust
local and deep
R E C E N T discoveries at N I N E V E H
Where’s Simon now?
In a Name
“Chumocracy”
Oor big braw cosmos
Mrs Crudelius
Let the light shine in
An angel
Sylvia Plath said . . .
Anton Chekhov and ASTROV
Julian Barnes said . . .
Mrs Picken
‘The Scottish Government has missed an opportunity’
Pharmavarsity
Tilting at windmills
EXIT music
Aye RIGHT!
Catherine
The Politician’s clock
“I feel I’m writing for everyone”
grave full of years
half-glimpsed
vagabond language
Sketchbook 3
The educated, the curious, the psyche and the heart
Should be acknowledged here.
Effective healthcare depends on . . .
“Echoes defiantly against that silence”
“Works that dare to explore human vulnerability”
‘War is little pictures’
Tor-na-coille
Health
N.B.
Princes Street 11pm, November 1908, taken from the Outlook Tower, Castle Hill
Slightly askew
Kept in the dark
The Scottish Government rejects sunshine legislation
The front cover of the BMJ
success
Come down from there
a bit of background
Muriel Spark’s compass
For ruin was certainly ahead
And since I wondered
It was not all a materialistic process
I could listen to Milly for hours
‘The willingness among some . . .’
what may drift ashore
artist
Miss Kay
Was capable of touching the universal
The Morality of Leadership
“a twitter spat”
“. . . the race is on to get it to market”
A Sunshine Act for Scotland [FOI update]
“The Psychedelic Renaissance”
Two days with medical students
“Real Psychiatry”
The Peoples’ March
lived experience
The sangs my mither sung
Argyll artists [let em in]
The Beatles (and copyright)
Inishail
The Clock Lodge
‘the last time I saw this doctor’
Lucy Barton
Lucy Barton
under our hedge
my older sister
immediately, silently, breathlessly
‘I had to stay in hospital for almost nine weeks’
It’s BOOM time in Industry
The Kist
but not all
the other side
these stories
together
when the story ends
lift them
made of water
the sun and her flowers
GASLIGHT
Helen’s Well
A Future for the Past
M Y . N A M E . I S . W A T C H M A N
What keeps corporate power hidden from doctors?
According to Orders
Fountain Road
I can’t decide if I am different
“What’s the beef?”
‘The Mind Gap’
A Monument of War
A one-word-poem
somewhere between:
From the individual to the Institution
Cambuskenneth Lullaby
“Could sell fridges to the Eskimos”
Vladimir Nabokov said . . .
‘A natural feature much improved by art’
Commercial Life
Credibility
A Black Box
A very uncertain guide
Reasons and half-reasons like this . . .
From those first few moments
I heard the silence
So great was the noise during the day
Making light of the moment
Dr William Sargant did not write these words
Professor Pariante “explains the position of the Royal College of Psychiatrists”
Open questions to Professor Daniel Smith
“Put to Bed”
Tapering SSRI treatment to mitigate withdrawal symptoms
My notebook will be better than a doctor
Charlottes’ cave
Bring back that summer . . .
Albyn’s Anthology
Pityoulish
WHIM
“I had dinner with William Sargant . . .”
Direct and picturesque route to the Highlands
Spey Bridge of Advie
On certainty and uncertainty
The auld Brig o’ Livet
At the point where the map folds and the paper is worn and illegible
“The pharmaceutical industry has successfully promoted the use of alternatives”
In the time after my first kiss
A visit to a Tranquilliser Project
Rising antidepressant prescriptions

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