When You Need to Be Known, Not Just Seen
There is a quiet power in being known by your provider—not just as a list of diagnoses or medications, but as a person with context, fears, and goals. In a system that often rushes, the most sacred thing we can offer is space: space for grief, for fear, for trust. This post explores why continuity in care still matters—and how patients and providers can reclaim it together.
The Power of Perspective: Why Seeing from Another's View is a Health (and Human) Necessity
What if empathy wasn’t just an emotional response—but a strategic tool in healthcare? From naïve realism to AI bias, this piece unpacks how perspective-taking, even in short moments, can change the trajectory of care. Because sometimes, the most powerful clinical skill is the ability to say: “Tell me more.”