Chase Anderson, MD, MS (K.C. Ardem) ๐ฆธ๐ฝโโ๏ธ๐ณ๏ธโ๐
@ChaseTMAnderson
Your Black, trans Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist at UCSF. Views are mine|not med advice ๐๐๐ฆโ๐ฅ๐ฆ๐ณ๏ธโ๐๐ณ๏ธโโง๏ธ๐ฆธ๐ฝโโ๏ธโ๐ฝ
In 2023, I wrote about being a psychiatrist who lived with suicidal ideation and the need for our society to discuss suicidality openly to decrease stigma.
In April 2025, I wrote about the framework I used to notify others, create goals to keep me alive, cultivate self-love, and radically accept my suicidality when it arose.
In August 2025, I wrote about the framework I use to turn each and every suicidal thought from a seemingly insurmountable force into solvable components.
Today, we move forward in my narrative.
This time, I write to you all to share the four steps I use to navigate and continue my healing journey in the months after my suicidality goes into remission.
Honored to publish in @medpagetoday with my newest piece, โLiving After Suicidality: A Physicianโs Framework for Healing After Their Suicidality Goes into Remission.โ
So much love and gratitude to @genevievefri for the stellar edits along with the thoughtfulness and care she put into collaborating on this article.
Link: https://t.co/ZtK1UoelpJ
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Six years ago, I wrote in The New England Journal of Medicine about taking back and finding my voice as a Black, gay person in academia.
Six years later, I have found that voice as a Black, queer person in America.
Honored to publish in @theadvocatemag with my newest piece:
โWhy Iโm Queer, Not Gay - And Why It Matters.โ
https://t.co/PHseV1N0Ji
Responding to a recent New York Times guest essay, child and adolescent psychiatrist Chase T. M. Anderson explains why "queer" better reflects their identity, politics, and vision for LGBTQ+ liberation. https://t.co/zgpX8RqGK8
Honored to be named the American Academy of Medical Collegesโ 2025 Herbert W. Nickens Faculty Fellow (@AAMCtoday) for being an outstanding physician in America.
This one is for all of you, my younger self, and the kids I collaborate with whom I love so much.๐๐ฆโ๐ฅ๐๐ฆ๐ณ๏ธโโง๏ธ๐ณ๏ธโ๐๐ฆธ๐ฝโโ๏ธโ๐ฝ
Keep fighting.
Keep fighting against racism.
Keep fighting against gerrymandering.
Keep fighting for that peaceful world.
Keep fighting.
We love you, everyone fighting for fairness and justice in Tennessee.
~ Love,
Your Black, queer child and adolescent psychiatrist.
In 2023, I wrote about being a psychiatrist who lived with suicidal ideation and the need for our society to discuss suicidality openly to decrease stigma.
In April 2025, I wrote about the framework I used to notify others, create goals to keep me alive, cultivate self-love, and radically accept my suicidality when it arose.
In August 2025, I wrote about the framework I use to turn each and every suicidal thought from a seemingly insurmountable force into solvable components.
Today, we move forward in my narrative.
This time, I write to you all to share the four steps I use to navigate and continue my healing journey in the months after my suicidality goes into remission.
Honored to publish in @medpagetoday with my newest piece, โLiving After Suicidality: A Physicianโs Framework for Healing After Their Suicidality Goes into Remission.โ
So much love and gratitude to @genevievefri for the stellar edits along with the thoughtfulness and care she put into collaborating on this article.
Link: https://t.co/ZtK1UoelpJ
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