Faintly heard
A visual representation of a passage of the 2026 BBC Prog Rock Proms
being and becoming in the world
A visual representation of a passage of the 2026 BBC Prog Rock Proms
Published today, in Therapeutic Advances in Psychopharmacology. I consider this to be a seminal paper. The author of this paper is neither a ‘traditional’ academic nor a healthcare professional. The … Continue reading Widely Based Experience [WBE]
Presented with uncertain symptoms the doctor, a diligent scientist, checked every bit of data that had ever been established: evidence-based and randomised controlled. This empathic doctor [a natural worrier] re-checked … Continue reading “Perceived”
Science that no longer listens: The award for this category, goes to Jonathan Stea, PhD, RPsych, Tyler Black, MD, and Joseph Pierre, MD.
When I came across this photograph of Queen’s Park, Glasgow, in the CANMORE archive I shed a tear. You might wonder why? In 2005 I became very familiar with Queen’s … Continue reading Queen’s Park
The genial doctor and poet, Femi Oyebode. This is a film that has several layers. It questions whether technology – “the scientific revolution” – may have made us all rush … Continue reading A stolen tortoise