Health update - II
Surfacing for air.
Surfacing for air.
Dear Friend of Sanity, I last wrote to you a month ago, at the start of an episode of illness. Today I am reaching out with the unfortunate update that its grip over me is still strong, and I am still struggling to get back to my routine. Sanity turns
'Comfort' and 'validation' are critical concepts in therapy but they must have their limits, or they might degenerate into the kind of sycophancy AI bots are accused of.
Why you can't throw away that strange, misshapen thing.
Subservient helpers, murderous seductresses.
Don't read this if you want a simple answer.
Edition 1: How to smash the money taboo in therapy
A stirring book from one of Sanity's founding members and my dear friend, Amrita Tripathi
Human-ness was therapy's biggest defence against AI. It may not be enough anymore.
Rage bait on social media can get you a big following. But it creates zero change.
Making sense of one of the least talked about aspects of living with a mental health condition.
Failure to keep up with technology, mistreating workers, emphasising despair over hope, lack of diversity and erosion of trust.
Notes on Therapy
One of the most meaningful things I've ever built.
Lived Experience
Time for some detective work.
Technology
It could be "depressed". (Or worse, pissed off with you.)
Voices of Sanity
Staggeringly pretty and powerful words from a friend of Sanity.
Lived Experience
Why is it so hard to imagine a future without pain?
Technology
Are we truly prepared for what comes next?
Lived Experience
While the rest of the world is learning how to write better ChatGPT prompts, I, a 42-year-old-man, am apprenticing in the language of toiletries.
Notes on Therapy
Plus a note on the future of Sanity.
Culture
Independence v interdependence.
Culture
But it could be similar to a contagion and a public health challenge.
Culture
What Joseph Nguyen, the bestselling author of 'Don't Believe Everything You Think', wants you to know about your mind.
Culture
Looking beyond the AI frenzy.