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Mechanisms, evidence, clinical practice, unusual responses, and the gap between textbook rules and actual lives.
Psychopharmacology researcher, NAMI co-facilitator, and the artist behind Doopliss.
Psychopharmacology, browser worlds, music, and a 3,000-person community built to learn, help, and connect.
01 · Psychopharmacology community
A 3,000+ member Discord built around serious psychopharmacology, practical support, and the friendships that grow when people keep showing up.
Mechanisms, evidence, clinical practice, unusual responses, and the gap between textbook rules and actual lives.
Questions are taken seriously. Members share knowledge, compare experiences, and help people through difficult situations.
The conversation does not end when the pharmacology question does. People talk, laugh, join live discussions, and stay for each other.
02 · Browser worlds
Small, self-contained worlds that run right in your browser — horror, exploration, movement, celestial chaos, and descent. No downloads; each opens on its own page.
Mouse-only tennis duel
The swing is the shot, and the music only lives while the ball's in the air. Climb five rivals across one summer to a finale you play instead of win.
Horde-survival FPS
Hold the golden-hour treeline against waves of the dead — smooth gunplay, arcade scoring.
VHS forest horror
Every path you take eats itself. Walk forward through an infinite nighttime forest while the route seals behind you, the camcorder keeps recording, and the trees watch.
Piñata brawler
You're the piñata, and the piñata fights back. Five party games, a boss made of cake, and two ways to leave when it's over.
03 · Doopliss
Bright, catchy, upbeat melodies with psychologically dark, emotionally raw lyrics — murder pop on purpose. The hooks invite you in. The subtext quietly locks the door behind you.
Doopliss release
Pop, pop-punk, and emo — some lyrical dissonance and some truth. The one where the hooks aren’t covering for anybody.
Doopliss release
The machine-heart record. Love, loneliness, and large language models — written with the thing it’s about. Fifteen tracks that survived a release, a suspension, and a homecoming; no computers anywhere in the lyrics. The machine stays in the furniture.
Doopliss release
A Doopliss album: sunlit hooks with something wrong under the deck chairs. Summer shimmer, social rot, and a grin that knows exactly where the bodies are sunscreened.
04 · Connect
Best way to reach me: email, Instagram DMs, or jump into the Discord. Everything else is here if you want the full trail of evidence, noise, hooks, and neon.