Chase T.M. Anderson
Cognoscenti contributor
Chase T.M. Anderson, M.D., is a fellow in child and adolescent psychiatry at the University of California, San Francisco. His writing has appeared in "Scientific American," "STAT," "The New England Journal of Medicine," "Psychology Today," "Closler," "KevinMD," "PsychReg" and "in-House."
Recently published
Health care workers aren’t heroes. We’re human, and we need your help
Eighteen months into the pandemic, nearly half of health care workers report burnout. Our fatigue is consuming us, write Chase T.M. Anderson and Jack Turban.
I'm A Black, Gay Physician. I'm Here Today Because My Friends Saw Me — All Of Me
I’m a pediatric psychiatrist. I’m trained in the science and the literature, but I also understand how the power of community can heal, writes Chase Anderson.
Understanding 'Minority Stress' Saved My Life
If it took me years to hear about minority stress as a psychiatrist, writes Chase T.M. Anderson, how many others have never heard of this term?