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Quantitative Reductionism, Qualitative Wisdom, and the Societal Level of Understanding of Dissociative Pathology and Experience
Structured Abstract 1. Introduction: The Denial System and the Split in Scientific Epistemology The enduring challenge in defining and treating conditions like trauma and addiction is not merely technical, but philosophical. The Addiction as Dissociation Model (ADM) asserts that the core pathology is a conditioned bond to a survival-driven dissociative state, where the physical body…
Recovery Made Addiction Simple
Recovery making addiction simple must begin with a critique of current systems– particularly how society has historically failed to treat mental health and addiction equally. They are “separate, but not equal”. Much like in the psychological professions, where newcomers are not always welcomed, inequality persists under the guise of structure; they are separate and not…
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War on Drugs: “Crime Against Humanity” or a Misguided Policy?
Adam O’Brien’s (PhD) “Industrialized Psychiatry” doesn’t shy away from controversy, extending its critique far beyond the confines of mental health clinics to indict the very foundations of our legal and governmental systems. His most explosive claim? The “war on drugs” is nothing less than a “crime against humanity.” This isn’t just a rhetorical flourish; it’s…
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The Collapse of Control
The Addiction Tautology: Why Legalized Psychology is Untrustworthy The reason why Legalized Psychology is untrustworthy is because they were created separate and/but not equal. This work explores the philosophical implications of enforcing laws and insurance practices based on psychologically unverified concepts. The Economy of Denial: Professional Addiction and the Business of Suffering This analyzes how…
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Memory, Genetics, and the Endogenous Psychedelic System (EPS)
The rigorous exploration of psychological dissociation, its neurophysiological correlates, and its deep entanglement with endogenous healing systems demands a high level of academic precision and a multidisciplinary approach, aligning with the standards of doctoral research dedicated to producing verifiable academic, professional research, and meeting legal scrutiny. Our framework, particularly the Addiction as Dissociation Model (ADM),…
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Systemic Psychosis: Professional Institutions, Positive Pathology, and the Addictive Denial of Collective Healing
Abstract This academic paper critically analyzes how industrialized professional institutions—including those in finance, law, politics, and corporatism—actively perpetuate a state of systemic pathology that obstructs authentic psychological healing. Drawing upon the theoretical (to them theory means not real, but we would argue that is what makes it real!) framework of the Path of the Wounded…
