Rebecca Hendrickson MD, PhD
@hendricksonmd.bsky.social
Psychiatry/Neuroscience: what changes after trauma, why, and how do we thrive? Emphasis on catecholamines, sleep, social cognition, belongingness as necessary for felt security. Opinions my own.
Reposted by Rebecca Hendrickson MD, PhD
10/ After 14 years of working on this topic, I tell you this with confidence:
Highly invasive mercenary spyware is a power abuse machine.
It's incompatible with Americans constitutional rights and freedoms.
And our legal system and civil society is not prepared for the next chapter.
Highly invasive mercenary spyware is a power abuse machine.
It's incompatible with Americans constitutional rights and freedoms.
And our legal system and civil society is not prepared for the next chapter.
September 2, 2025 at 2:05 AM
10/ After 14 years of working on this topic, I tell you this with confidence:
Highly invasive mercenary spyware is a power abuse machine.
It's incompatible with Americans constitutional rights and freedoms.
And our legal system and civil society is not prepared for the next chapter.
Highly invasive mercenary spyware is a power abuse machine.
It's incompatible with Americans constitutional rights and freedoms.
And our legal system and civil society is not prepared for the next chapter.
Reposted by Rebecca Hendrickson MD, PhD
We opted to join Bainbridge Island’s rally, which had well over 1K+ protestors. One of the speakers we heard was a Japanese American internee who, in 1942, was removed from Bainbridge Island to an internment camp with her family. Her closing words:
“Never again is now.”
“Never again is now.”
April 6, 2025 at 12:05 AM
We opted to join Bainbridge Island’s rally, which had well over 1K+ protestors. One of the speakers we heard was a Japanese American internee who, in 1942, was removed from Bainbridge Island to an internment camp with her family. Her closing words:
“Never again is now.”
“Never again is now.”
Reposted by Rebecca Hendrickson MD, PhD
I define hope as the belief that our actions can make a difference. For me, it's not an emotion but rather a daily practice.
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January 9, 2025 at 5:24 PM
I define hope as the belief that our actions can make a difference. For me, it's not an emotion but rather a daily practice.
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