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Dry Your Tears with Love

January 7, 2019
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Sounds

In dedication to his father who had recently passed away, Yoshiki Hayashi wrote the song “Tears” for X Japan in 1993. The lyrics explore the strong…

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Louis M. Profeta, doctors, patients, patient care, medical professional, Death, Family, Mental Health, trauma, hospital, bad news

Before I Tell Your Mother You’re Dead

November 28, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Words

Emergency physician, author, and public speaker Dr. Louis M. Profeta works at St. Vincent Hospital in Indianapolis. His poem, “I’ll Look At Your Facebook Profile Before I Tell…

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The Horrors of War

The Horrors of War

November 19, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture

Though appointed by Napoleon Bonaparte to grandly depict the exploits of the French army, artist Antoine-Jean Gros instead depicted the destruction wrought by Napoleon’s army –…

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Depression, Death, Suicide, Overdose, Abstract, Addiction, Images, Barbiturates, Mental Health, Suffering, Mark Rothko

Areas of Grey

October 31, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture

Born of Russian and Jewish descent, American artist Mark Rothko refused to be categorized and restrained by conventional paradigms; however, one would likely associate him with…

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John Wolford, Tie a Knot, domestic violence, homicide, loss, hope, recovery, healing, sounds, song, lyrics, music

Tie a Knot

October 29, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Words

“Tie a Knot” is a song by folk artist John Wolford, who lost his cousin in a domestic violence homicide. The lyrics remind those in similar…

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Maxim Vorobiev, loss, grief, depression, painting, pain, shock, death, metaphor, despair

Fractured by Lightning

October 17, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture

“Oak Fractured by Lightning” is an oil painting created by Russian landscape artist Maxim Vorobiev in 1842. Most of Vorobiev’s paintings depict peaceful sceneries including countrysides, seasides, rivers and trees. However, this…

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music, playlist, heartbreak, loneliness, sadness, loss, coping, grief, healing, death, love, songs

Ultimate Playlist When You Lose Someone You Love

September 19, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Sounds

  1. Kanye West, ‘Only One 2. Radiohead – ‘Videotape’  3.Rufus Wainwright – ‘Memphis Skyline’  4. AFI – ‘This Time Imperfect’  5. Tiger Army – ‘Where the Moss…

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Regret, Death, Loss, Grief, Music, Healing, Parenting, Tragedy, Sadness, Depression, Eric Clapton, Tears in Heavan, Fatherhood, Child

Tears in Heaven

September 5, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Sounds

Eric Clapton’s song “Tears in Heaven” could possibly be the saddest song ever written about losing a loved one. Dealing with the loss of his four-year-old son who fell from the…

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Japanese suicide forest, aokigahara, suicide, pain, coping, death, mental illness, depression, grief, prevention, history, loss, Azusa Hayano, VICE, documentary, Mount Fuji

The Aokigahara Forest

July 25, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Video

This VICE documentary on the Aokigahara Forest, otherwise known as the Japanese “suicide forest,” follows Azusa Hayano, a geologist, who studies the plantation at the…

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Asthma Brings Surprising Challenges, Mental Health Difficulties

Asthma Brings Surprising Challenges, Mental Health Difficulties

June 30, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Research, Uncategorized

During the summer of 2017, Adrian and his partner, Kayla, ventured out to explore the dense forest in a remote area of south-eastern Canada where…

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Assisted Dying:  We Need a Larger Conversation

Assisted Dying:  We Need a Larger Conversation

June 15, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Research

We know that death is inevitable, yet most imagine it in the distant future. But those with a terminal illness face the harsh reality of…

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Old Man In Sorrow

Old Man In Sorrow

May 16, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture

Many of Vincent Van Gogh’s paintings illustrate the mental health struggles the artist lived with. Towards the end of his life, his thoughts on death…

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Dear You

Dear You

May 2, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Sounds

In today’s fast pace and turbulent world, we sometime lose touch with the very people who helped shape our lives—friends who were with us through…

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Ecstatic Visions of Nature

Ecstatic Visions of Nature

April 18, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture

Séraphine Louis, whose life inspired the 2008 bio-pic Séraphine, is a self-taught French artist known for her intensely coloured ornamental floral paintings. Inspired by religious…

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A Difficult Debate

A Difficult Debate

March 26, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Words

This poem from Writings for Winter, is not an easy read.  It touches upon the struggle of debating suicide.  This poem may have a number…

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Trophy

Trophy

February 28, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Words

Trophy by Anonymous are lyrics written about struggling with depression and loss. The author emphasizes the frustration of wanting these feelings to end, by comparing…

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I'm Not Moved On

I’m Not Moved On

February 21, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Video

In May 2015, former English footballer Rio Ferdinand lost his wife to cancer. In order to deal with the overwhelming pain and grief, Ferdinand joined…

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Debating Death—Should Those with Mental Illness have the Right to Die?

Debating Death—Should Those with Mental Illness have the Right to Die?

January 12, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Events, Research

On June 17, 2016, Canada joined a handful of countries and several U.S. states in enacting assisted suicide legislation. Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID), also…

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Rain

Rain

December 18, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Words

The third stanza of Mary Oliver’s poem Rain, outlines the moment the author’s family discovers her uncle’s suicide one rainy day. The verse is all…

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Vision of a Ghost

Vision of a Ghost

December 6, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture

William Blake, an English poet and artist of the Romantic era, experienced visions throughout his life. Blake’s visions often contained religious themes and imagery and…

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