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The Neuropsychobiology of Volition: A Critical Re-examination of Apathy and Laziness through the Addiction as Dissociation Model
Abstract Current discourse surrounding the neurobiological origins of laziness and apathy often relies on reductionist “brain disease” models or moralizing judgments regarding willpower. This paper critiques such perspectives through the lens of the Wounded Healers Institute (WHI) framework. Drawing upon the Addiction as Dissociation Model (ADM), this analysis posits that behaviors labeled as “laziness” or…
- Wounded Healer | Addiction as Dissociation Model | Applied Recovery | Care | Diagnostic Privilege | Industrialized Psychiatry | Legalized Psychological Experts | Moral-Ethics | Path of the Wounded Healer (PWH) | Psychedelics | Recovering Recovery
The Diagnosis of Systemic Addiction
Introduction The systemic issues of overprescribing and overdiagnosing addressed by the MAHA initiative are rooted in professional and institutional addiction to maintaining a flawed status quo. The Wounded Healers Institute (WHI) asserts that the field of psychiatry, psychology, law, and insurance practices are complicit in upholding these psychological constructs because this perpetuates their professional necessity…
- Publishing and Media | Addiction as Dissociation Model | Psychedelics | Recovering Recovery | WHIJ | Wounded Healer
A Neuropharmacological Critique of Cannabis-Induced Cerebral Hypoperfusion Diagnosed
Confounding Factors in Methodology, Toxicology, and Neuroadaptation Abstract The clinical utilization of Single-Photon Emission Computed Tomography (SPECT) by practitioners like Dr. Daniel Amen to diagnose cannabis-induced cerebral hypoperfusion has generated significant public debate. Amen’s observations suggest that hypoperfusion, notably in the right hippocampus, serves as a predictive marker separating cannabis users from controls and implies…
Medical Necessity
“Necessity is the mother of invention, but necessity is in the eye of the beholder.” Dr. Adam O’Brien
BEMER as a Lived Experience
How BEMER came into WHI was through my sister. She was having undiagnosed medical issues for years and her veterinarian, who was privy to her medical reasons for canceling her dogs vet appointments, suggested that she use BEMER to help support her while finding out what was going on with her. Her condition was suspected…
- Wounded Healer | Addiction as Dissociation Model | Applied Recovery | Care | Path of the Wounded Healer (PWH) | Psychedelics | Recovering Recovery
5 Shocking Truths About Healing That Challenge Everything You Know
Introduction: Beyond the Conventional Narrative What if our society’s most trusted institutions—our legal system, our medical establishment, our psychological frameworks—are built on a foundation of profound misunderstanding? We are taught to see addiction as a moral failing or a simple disease, mental illness as a chemical imbalance, and justice as a rational process. But what…
