28
Jul
Cont. A fuzzy image and a feeling(?)
I am not yet the author I imagined becoming.
My author publication list is exactly one: the Salt Lake Tribune,
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Tehnyat J. Sohail
28
Jul
Meeting Minutes: Quicksand Diplomacy
I’m feeling… I think grief?
A lot of existential dread or some sort of melancholy.
I’m at the
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14
May
Untitled
I have a confession to make.
I have been meaning to make it for several months now, but I have
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30
Apr
Neurodivergence: A built-in rubric for life
Declaration of Resistance
I refuse to write for the attention economy.
I refuse to craft a “hook,” to use the
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28
Jan
Ethics in Practice Part 3: Ethics Are Not Optional
Ethics in Practice (3-Part Series): Why integrity means consistency across contexts
In Part 1, I explained how my brain
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12
Dec
Ethics in Practice Part 2: The Cost of Clarity
Ethics in Practice (3-Part Series): When seeing clearly means suffering more
In Part 1, I explained how my brain
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02
Dec
Ethics in Practice Part 1: Why I Can’t Just “Let It Go”
Ethics in Practice (3-Part Series): The neurodivergent ethics of pattern recognition
Someone recently told me I have a “flight
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12
Nov
An Ode to Future Joy
Dear bouncy brains,
I want to share something real with you. Something raw and unedited from a moment when I
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21
Oct
On Not Knowing: What Starting Therapy Has Taught Me About Humility
When I began my clinical training, I thought the goal was to know everything.
To have the right response ready.
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10
Sep
When Autism Disables: Living the Reality of Migraine, Burnout, and Limits
This week I had the most severe migraine of my life.
It was not just a headache. It was an
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