THE PSYCHSURVIVALIST
I received my doctorate in Counseling Psychology, have been licensed in New Mexico since 1991, with almost all of my practice in Clinical Psych.
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ANGER Pt 3: Mental Hospitals (opens the original)
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This episode explores the intersection of anger, fear, incompetence, and institutional culture within state psychiatric hospitals. Drawing on experiences in both Washington and New Mexico, the author reflects on how professional training often failed to prepare the author or other professionals on how to best effect treatment with little regard or even belief on how or whether inpatient treatment can anticipate successful outcomes at all.
ANGER-Pt 2: An Emotion, A Symptom, A Diagnosis, or A Way of Living (opens the original)
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What is ANGER in reality? In this episode I discuss what anger is and what it isn't. By my account, it is a symptom of mental illness that is not sufficiently worthy of a diagnosis in the Diagnostic Manual because its expression is so diffuse as to be unanalyzable in terms that will explain the behavior as it appears in a large number of people. Copilot, however, offered a clue as to the commonality of anger across all areas where it is often expressed. As I apply the concept, the best example i
ANGER: The Coin of the Realm+ (opens the original)
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This is an introduction to anger not as an expression of personality but in the context of our natural environment, living in a culture of anger that seems to be promoted as an acceptable, even desirable form of behavior., but that inevitably promotes more and increasing amounts of anger with no resolution.
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