Doctor of Clinical Social Work
Where the record ends,
the story begins.
Scholarship for practitioners. Fiction for a Saturday afternoon. Instructor of Psychopathology at the University of Kentucky, and a novelist of ordinary rooms.
The through line
What I study
I study relationships. Not the people in them, taken one at a time, but the thing that exists between them, which is harder to see and is usually the part that is hurting.
The scholarship asks what it costs when a relationship is left out of the record. The fiction asks what it is like inside one. The method does not change when the room does.
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