Thursday, 18 October 2012

Donate Cell Phone

Donate Cell Phone

The short answer is because it puts some extra space between us and our recipients. It removes us from reality just enough so that we get up the chutzpa to say these things we’d normally be too anxious to reveal or ask of another. For this very reason, some psychiatrists, like Dr. Alan Manevitz, at New York-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center, have integrated texting in their practices, encouraging patients to text message what’s happening in their lives in real time. While this sounds like it would be enough to drive a psychiatrist mad, it actually serves a great purpose.

Donate Cell Phone

Donate Cell Phone

Donate Cell Phone

Donate Cell Phone

Donate Cell Phone

Donate Cell Phone

Donate Cell Phone

Donate Cell Phone

Donate Cell Phone

 

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