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Addiction as a Dissociative Healing Mechanism
The conceptual redefinition of addiction, as articulated in O’Brien’s work (2023a), fundamentally challenges established psychological paradigms by postulating that Addiction is a healing response/solution rather than a primary disease. This perspective is critical within the larger framework of Systemic Pathology/Dysfunction, arguing that the pervasive implicit irony and incompetence in professional and governmental systems stem directly…
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A New Measure for a New Paradigm: The Wounded Healers Integrated Self-Assessment (WHISA) Scales for Citizens and Professionals
Industrialized systems of psychiatry, psychology, and law have largely failed to provide adequate measures for assessing holistic well-being, instead relying on reductionist frameworks that pathologize normal human responses to trauma. The assessment tools derived from this paradigm, such as those reliant on the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM), are consequently incomplete, failing…
