Welcome to the first edition of Yepiqueries!...or Yepiquestions? We'll figure it out.
In this flagship episode, I discuss why post-pandemic life feels so much harder using two frameworks: biopsychosocial and existential.
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The channel is currently too young for YT to allow direct links, so just copy-paste and Google the titles below to reach them. When I am given access to direct links, I will come back and link this all up. Apologies for any inconvenience in the meanwhile. Here are the resources:
1. George L. Engel, 'The need for a new medical model: a challenge for biomedicine', Science (1977).
2. Ernest Becker, 'The Denial of Death' (1973).
3. Epicurus, 'Letter to Menoeceus', Available at the MIT Internet Classics Archive.
4. Dr. Wendy L. Patricks, 'How People Think Differently Post-Pandemic', Psychology Today (April 3, 2022).
5. Joseph Campbell, 'Pathways to Bliss: Mythology and Personal Transformation -- Collected Works of Joseph Campbell' (2004).
6. Rollo May, 'Man's Search for Himself' (1953).
7. Dr. Sarbh Johal, 'Steady: A Guide to Better Mental Health Through and Beyond the Coronavirus Pandemic' (2021).
8. James C. Markowitz, 'In the Aftermath of the Pandemic: Interpersonal Psychotherapy for Anxiety, Depression, and PTSD' (2021).
9. Jon Kabat-Zinn, 'Coming to Our Senses: Healing Ourselves and the World Through Mindfulness', (2005).
10. Sam Harris' WAKING UP Guided Meditation App is excellent. It is my favorite App of this kind as I personally sync with Sam's clear, rational voice which cuts through the fog of confusion. If you're unable to afford the App, you can request a 'Scholarship' on their website and they will provide you free access until you can afford it! Calm and Headspace are also great!
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Until next time,
Yepi