Neil H. Schott

@DrMcFillin Fly fishing

The only evidence-based antidepressants: Love, community, purpose, nature, kindness, exercise, sex, nutrition, sun, learning, friendship, health, faith, spiritual connection, achievement, acts of service, helping, inspiration, creativity, meditation, prayer What else?

@GrantHBrennerMD "You can't pray a lie." Huck Finn

If it doesn't work, it doesn't work. Let it go. Move on. Give your self a break. Do yourself a favor. Let bygones be bygones. It's water under the bridge. There's no use in driving yourself crazy. Go for a walk, listen to some music, get a massage. Do something nice for yourself. It's going to be OK. There's no use crying over spilt milk. Everything happens for a reason.

@idbusa @GreenDrakeHatch I agree, David. Nothing better!!

@NeilSchott0315 @GreenDrakeHatch If you’re going to eat bread, homemade sourdough is the best.

Fresh coffee, amazing homemade sourdough bread (toasted), and a dash of Perky Cowgirl by @wasatchdotco make a great start to the morning.

@JVMonte2 Barney Miller, last season.

What’s your all-time favourite TV show theme song?

@idbusa @GreenDrakeHatch You can never have too much bread!

I’ve never eaten so much bread in my life. This is my 3rd piece. @GreenDrakeHatch you should open up a bakery

@HSRdirector Truly a lifetime honor, Dr. Collier. You should be so proud of your achievement. Equally impressive is that you're both a distinguished teacher and a practitioner. Best of luck.

things are moving along!

A couple years ago I read Anatomy of a Murder by Robert Traver (1958). Even then the complexity of crime, and in this case murder, was still being debated. The novel and your questions really make me think about crime and punishment. Sadly, so much still comes down to legal representation. I don't believe for a second there shouldn't be consequences, but what consequences? I'm not always so sure. Have a great week.

Is killing a vampire wrongful? Thought experiment for mental health law class. Mr. A kills Mr. B believing he was a vampire. Assuming the belief is sincere and delusional, should it be considered as meeting criteria for insanity? When evaluating an individual for insanity, one consideration is: assuming the belief is true, does it render the act not wrongful? Wrongfulness is the question as it is the most common test of insanity. On the one hand, a vampire could be considered neither a person nor an animal. A vampire could even be considered already dead, rendering the premise that he was killed wrong. On the other hand, it is unclear that killing things, whatever vampires are, is ever ethical without clear evidence of self-defense or of an impending danger. Would simply informing law enforcement that Mr. B was a vampire, the only ethical recourse? Is the law protecting the mutilation of dead corpses evidence that the act is wrongful even if the belief is true? I wonder if such considerations were discussed in the case of Ronald Exantus. Assuming he believed he was a surgeon? Wouldn’t a surgeon still be wrongful in entering the home of a six-year-old to perform surgery? What about the case of Michael Barisone from Untold: The Shooting at Hawthorne Hill? Assuming he believed that the alleged victim was harassing him and intending on destroying his life. Would that render him shooting her not wrongful? I am not aware of a law that permits an individual verbally threatened to respond by shooting. Even strong “stand-your-ground” states (Florida, Texas, etc.) require a belief in imminent force.

@NimraShahzadin Best of luck to you in your sobriety journey. You should be so proud of yourself. As for Carl...cats are earthbound Angels. Carl knows and is watching over you.

I’m an alcoholic. I got sober in July 2022. When I first got sober, I was a mess. I started walking every day in an effort to get healthy and clear my head. From the very first walk, Carl refused to let me go alone. This little farm cat would trot right beside me for the entire 10,000 steps. No matter what, he simply wasn’t comfortable with me walking by myself.

@agreatdayinnc @goy_pride @HSRdirector @MattHennessey @WSJFreeEx Thank you...perfect words! Have a great week. Neil

@goy_pride @NeilSchott0315 @HSRdirector @MattHennessey @WSJFreeEx It means protect your kids and keep them as innocent as possible for as long as possible

this advice from @MattHennessey in @WSJFreeEx mirrors the advice I receive from my older patients. I routinely ask my older patients for life advice and repeatedly they tell me “have as many children as you can”

@drjenwolkin Knots I like to use fly fishing for steelhead.

If you HAD to give an impromptu 25 minute talk in 20 minutes from now, what could you give it on? ⬇️

@NeilSchott0315 スチールヘッドとか羨ましい🤗

怖すぎて使えないけど 捨てられもしない🫡

@Fukusan_Fly My favorites: winter steelhead, permit, bonefish!

@GrantHBrennerMD Buttercup size >3

Effect size 3 ~= Cure ?

@DoctorPerin Coffee with friend Continue reading World Without End 60 min hot yoga class. Pasta night

Weekdays are for my clients. Saturdays are for my chorin’. Sundays are for my soul. What are you doing to take care of yourself today?

Today in our wetlands: yellow-headed blackbird. I've only seen a couple. They're very shy and hard to photograph.

@GrantHBrennerMD Badminton playing cats...if there is something better, I don't know what it is. My favorite part of him ⬇️ Happy Caturday.

Badminton #Caturday

I agree with you, Erik (age 72, though my Garmin watch puts my fitness age at 64.5, formerly 65!). I believe the day we really start to care for and protect ALL children (versus talking about it) will also be the day when so many problems in the world start to get solved for good.

@NeilSchott0315 @HSRdirector @MattHennessey @WSJFreeEx I wish I had gotten started earlier but then again I didn't find a wife till later. That said glad to have 5 kids even if I'll be old, they make me feel young.

@catshealworldd Meet my feral: The Lion King.

Normalize treating stray cats the same as your own whenever you see one.