

‘We are all always coming and going’
Steve Schwartzberg’s journey from Harvard psychologist to erotic healer, Buddhist and teacher was always haunted by death. Then he was diagnosed with terminal cancer
by Andrew Lawler


Steve Schwartzberg’s journey from Harvard psychologist to erotic healer, Buddhist and teacher was always haunted by death. Then he was diagnosed with terminal cancer
by Andrew Lawler
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At 25, I saw my grandfather’s ghost. At 52, I think of what it may mean to be a ghost
by Kathleen Donohoe

Steve Schwartzberg’s journey from Harvard psychologist to erotic healer, Buddhist and teacher was always haunted by death. Then he was diagnosed with terminal cancer
by Andrew Lawler

Constant access, near-perfect memory, analytic reach – ChatGPT provides things a therapist never could
by Sabela Guravich

What making – and breaking – bread in jail taught me about work and friendship
by J V

You have to sit down somewhere, unhurried and unbothered, to really hear yourself. But where?
by Atar Hadari

In medicine, empathy came easy. In friendship, it fell apart. An autism diagnosis helped me understand why
by Zoë Read

Sick in a London hospital, I understood the Book of Job and his rage at all the miserable comforters
by Lisa Simone Kingstone

The desert acted as a mirror that seemed to say: you are like me – harsh, inventive, and full of life
by Skye Anicca
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At 25, I saw my grandfather’s ghost. At 52, I think of what it may mean to be a ghost
by Kathleen Donohoe

Steve Schwartzberg’s journey from Harvard psychologist to erotic healer, Buddhist and teacher was always haunted by death. Then he was diagnosed with terminal cancer
by Andrew Lawler

Constant access, near-perfect memory, analytic reach – ChatGPT provides things a therapist never could
by Sabela Guravich

A film by Kelly O’Brien and Emma O’Brien

Sick in a London hospital, I understood the Book of Job and his rage at all the miserable comforters
by Lisa Simone Kingstone


In a heterosexual breakup, the script is clean: loss, anger, distance. Ours refused that narrative
by Margie Sarsfield


I’d dealt with many illnesses. But when lupus left scars on my face, my suffering was suddenly visible
by Krystal Sital


At 25, I saw my grandfather’s ghost. At 52, I think of what it may mean to be a ghost
by Kathleen Donohoe


When polio left me unable to walk, my parents put me in a disability centre. There, I met Mommy
Sauda Bashir, as told to Kiprop Kimutai


After a lifetime of collecting artefacts from strangers’ lives, I’m finally ready to face my own past
by Marie-Louise Plum

Directed by Leonard Kamerling

My brother and mother died of their disease way too young. I’ve been on standby for 45 years
Michele Jacob, as told to Larry Lindner

Directed by Diana Cam Van Nguyen

I know the cost of being misread – first as too Black, then as too white, and never as just myself
by Pamela Swanigan