Join Dr. Maryanne Garbowsky for a captivating lecture exploring the compelling idea that Emily Dickinson may have suffered from agoraphobia, a condition causing intense anxiety in open or public spaces. Discover how Dickinson's reclusive lifestyle and the powerful themes of isolation and confinement in her poetry could reveal a deeper understanding of her mental health. This unique lecture offers an insightful look into how Dickinson’s experience with agoraphobia shaped her extraordinary poetic voice and her profound connection to home and solitude. Don’t miss this chance to delve into the intersection of mental illness and creativity in one of America’s most beloved poets.