Desperate to be Well: A reflection about the level of comfort (or discomfort) about what we wear…When she is desperateJul 25Jul 25
When Cure and Language are Inadequate, What Remains?Recalling the loss of her husband, Mike, Dianne Avey’s essay“Morning Light” (Spring 2023 Intima) reaches back a decade to a quiet September…Nov 28, 2023Nov 28, 2023
What is ‘informed consent?’What are your rights when you participate in a medical research study?Feb 25, 2021Feb 25, 2021
Finding What’s Essential in Just Laundry: Painting and Poetry in Dialogue by Alexis Rehrmann —…I hate looking at paintings through a screen, jammed into one small window, behind a second one in which I am typing. The imperfect…Feb 5, 2021Feb 5, 2021
On (Un)Knowing: A Reflection on the Imagination and the Body by poet Michelle Dyer — IntimaIf I were to show Sapana Adhikari’s painting “What Lies Beneath” to my four-year old niece, she might point at the women’s bulging blue…Feb 2, 2021Feb 2, 2021
My COVID Hero: How Art Helped Me Reflect on a Global Pandemic by Dr. Brandon Mogrovejo — IntimaLately, I’ve drawn as a way to reflect on myself and other healthcare providers.Jan 29, 2021Jan 29, 2021
Global Citizenship: The Complex Emotions of ‘Going Home’ to a Place You’ve Never Been by Violet…Global citizenship is humanity that transcends borders.Jan 26, 2021Jan 26, 2021
For Martin Luther King: A poem about a statue and a new form of social justice.MonumentJan 18, 2021Jan 18, 2021
“A Line Blurring Joy and Grief”: Empathizing from a Distance, by Daniel Ginsburg — IntimaIn emergency settings, how do clinicians show empathy for patients and their families, yet maintain a healthy emotional distance? In Yara…Jan 18, 2021Jan 18, 2021