Monthly Archives: January 2011

Self-Care for Caregivers and Everyone Else

Posted on January 30, 2011 by sarahrflick

Last November I had the opportunity to write a column for the Medical Journal Houston about physicians and self-care. It was published in the December issue. Although the article focused on doctors, the issue of self-care seems to be a … Continue reading →

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What I Remembered that I Forgot that I Learned Working on the Adolescent Unit

Posted on January 24, 2011 by sarahrflick

Many years ago, when I was a child psychiatry resident in training, I spent six months working on an adolescent inpatient psychiatry unit.  While I learned a lot about child and adolescent psychiatry during this experience, I also learned a … Continue reading →

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Hanging at the Top of the Roller Coaster

Posted on January 16, 2011 by sarahrflick

What a jumbled up week this has been…  Things I have noticed: Feeling very attached to news from and word about the Arizona shootings/tragedy on January 8.  Sharing the moment of silence during the televised memorial service on January 12 … Continue reading →

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Star

Posted on January 6, 2011 by sarahrflick

Today is Epiphany, the day celebrated in many Christian traditions as the occasion of the Magi, or the “Three Wise Men”, finding baby Jesus.  We are taught that they followed a bright star in the sky to the baby.  Last … Continue reading →

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