Wounded Healer | Addiction as Dissociation Model | Applied Recovery | Care | Industrialized Psychiatry | Legalized Psychological Experts | Path of the Wounded Healer (PWH) | Psychedelics | Recovering Recovery
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- Wounded Healer | Addiction as Dissociation Model | Applied Recovery | Care | Industrialized Psychiatry | Legalized Psychological Experts | Moral-Ethics | Path of the Wounded Healer (PWH) | Psychedelics | Recovering Recovery
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Recovery and Moral Character are Measurable The conceptual frameworks advanced by the Wounded Healers Institute (WHI), particularly the Addiction as Dissociation Model (ADM) and the Path of the Wounded Healer (PWH), necessitate the development of novel psychometric tools and protocols grounded in moral epistemology and psychological science. Given the mandate to create a database capable…
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Are you someone that has general questions about the topics and research that we cover and would like to hear from a seasoned professional in a classroom style approach? Looking for a educational experiential learning and growth program for yourself or your children? Are you looking for a new perspective on mental health, moral development,…
Compassionate Narcissist
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- Wounded Healer | Addiction as Dissociation Model | Applied Recovery | Care | Industrialized Psychiatry | Legalized Psychological Experts | Moral-Ethics | Path of the Wounded Healer (PWH) | Recovering Recovery
The Collapse of Control
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