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This week, we are joined by Dr. Roger McFillin to discuss the mental health field. We begin by exploring the importance of incorporating a spiritual component into health and the challenges posed by the transhumanist agenda. We also touch on the concept of self-improvement.

Dr. McFillin shares a pivotal story that influenced his path as well as his journey in general. Leading to a discussion on the need for accountability among practitioners. This segues into a conversation about the DSM (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders) and the issues surrounding diagnosis, with a crucial reminder that many individuals are suffering.

The discussion then broadens to address systemic problems within the profession and potential pathways for improvement. Dr. McFillin offers valuable advice for those working in the mental health field.

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This week, we are honoured to have Dr. Andrew Kaufman on! We discussed Dr. Kaufman's experiences and observations as a psychiatrist. We talk about the problems in diagnoses and how they can act as a pseudo-understanding for individuals.

We discuss the flaws of looking at mental health conditions as brain pathology and emphasize the important note that mental health and physical health are not separate. We also highlight the problems with labeling individuals as abnormal.

We briefly discuss good and bad experiments in psychology. This leads into a discussion of some possible ways to treat severe mental health conditions. We also hear Dr. Kaufman's advice for people working in the mental health field.

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This week we are joined by Mary Ruddick! The episode begins with a discussion on psychology and the amelioration of the psyche. We discuss an internal vs. external approach to healing the psyche, which can be extrapolated to the physical realm. We covered neutrality, humility, seeking comfort in failure, and the power of curiosity and goals. Concepts of purpose and meaning were also pertinent to the conversation.

In the second half of the episode, we discussed Mary's experience exploring many traditional cultures. She highlighted many amazing things that she's learned, and we discuss how we, as a modern people, can learn from these cultures, as they have so much to teach us.

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This week we had Dr. Mark Bailey back on to address some questions! We began by discussing Empiricism and Rationalism. Dr. Bailey distinguishes the use of empiricism and rationalism as different epistemological approaches. We discussed true empiricism, through the scientific method and falsifiable scientific statements.

We then discussed the modern-day scapegoat of disease, genetics. Dr. Bailey highlights some interesting experiments conducted. We delve deeper into the connection of genetics and disease, highlighting that largely this entails unscientific, unfalsifiable claims.

Lastly, we discuss the concept of pleiomorphism and the evidence behind it. Dr. Bailey highlights some areas where the moderns admit to the phenomenon as well. We also discuss darkfield microscopy and the problems in modern microscopy.

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This week we are joined by Robert Whitaker. Mr. Whitaker gives us an amazing take on health, relating it to every facet of life. We discuss Whitaker's journey and how he came to this view of psychology and psychiatry. He explains some of the convincing literature and history that led him to this perspective.

We discuss the fallacies of the neurochemical imbalance hypothesis, the role of the environment in healing as well as its role as a causal factor. We cover some very important aspects of the development of mental health conditions, including how we treat people with these conditions.

We also address the problem with diagnosis, especially with the DSM. We discuss how psychiatry has been medicalized and how pharmaceutical companies pushed the idea of neurochemical imbalance without evidence.

We then explore the natural course of mental health conditions and how psychoactive drugs can inhibit this natural course. This, in turn, affects the ways we study psychiatric drugs and how we treat people.

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This week we're joined once more by Emrys Goldsworthy for an extra-long episode! We delve into various topics, promising you'll glean something new! It's bound to ignite fresh ideas!

We kick off with German New Medicine and Cancer, segueing into the nervous system's role in healing. Dopamine's significance and the implications of our modern world follow suit.

The vagus nerve takes center stage next, linking with bacterial and fungal systems. Evidence supporting GNM is explored, alongside its connection to the vagus nerve.

Biomechanics and movement patterns take the spotlight, emphasizing that there's no such thing as bad movement. Pain and inflammation's role in healing, osteopathy, and chiropractic are also touched upon, leading to discussions on neck stability, chewing, jaw development, and infantile suckling.

We dive into Dance, drawing from Emrys' extensive ballet background, as well as modern art, art's broader significance, and music.

A thorough examination of shockwave therapy and its implications follows. EMFs and their impact on the nervous system are discussed, segueing into a vital conversation on extremism, fear, stress, and worry. The role of diagnoses and identity in individual health is explored, with a nod to Psychotherapy.

In Emrys' closing remarks, the importance of steering clear of ideology is stressed, offering crucial insights for advancing the terrain model.

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