Human Distress Is Not Merely a Body Problem
Human distress may involve the body, but it also involves meaning, memory, fear, grief, responsibility, relationship, and spirit.
Read Article Who Controls the Line Between Normal and Sick?
Medical and psychiatric thresholds decide who is normal, who is sick, and who enters treatment. The question is who controls...
Read Article The Consequences of a False Explanation
A wrong explanation does not merely fail to heal. It can change treatment, identity, expectations, and the course of a...
Read Article I Am Not Saying Do Nothing
I am not saying do nothing. I am saying do something effective. Protect the person, find the cause, and do...
Read Article Truth as the Beginning of Repair: Why Nothing Can Be Corrected Until It Is Seen Clearly
Truth does not repair everything by itself. But without truth, repair has no place to begin. Nothing can be corrected...
Read Article How to Calm the System — A Practical Guide to Coming Out of Fight-or-Flight
Article How to Calm the System When the body is activated (fight or flight), the mind follows. When the...
Read Article What Is Anxiety — Really?
Article What Is Anxiety — Really? Anxiety is often described as a mental condition. A pattern of thought....
Read Article When the Body Doesn’t Switch Off: Rethinking Anxiety, Aging, and the Fight-or-Flight Loop
Article When the Body Doesn’t Switch Off It wasn’t a crisis. The phone hadn’t charged overnight. That was all....
Read Article What Is Media — Beyond the Thought
The Article Media is usually understood as a delivery system. It carries information from one place to another: news entertainment...
Read Article What Is Influence — Beyond the Thought
The Article We tend to think of influence as something that happens between people. A message is delivered. An argument...
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