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EPISODE · May 8, 2026 · 8 MIN

A New Therapy for Mental Disorders

from Trauma Recovery Anonymous · host richiejtierney

This episode is a shout-out to all the people who work in the mental health industry with mental disorders. The mental health industry, in a recent study, admitted that 39% of all people diagnosed with mental disorders were misdiagnosed. This means that some 390 million people and 120 million children have been misdiagnosed. If you have clients attending your practice that have been in therapy for years, with multiple therapists and multiple medications, and the only thing changing in their lives is that their diagnosis keeps evolving into something else, then there is a very good chance that the client might be one of 'i in every 4 clients misdiagnosed'. This program, I believe, is a Godsend. This is the first of its kind to offer the individual client a complete healing of their mental disorder by having the focus put on what happened in the past to their inner child, rather than how that makes them feel When the client realizes the past is none of their business, and all they need do, is give the details and the baggage of that memory back to their inner child, who was the actual victim, they can make a full recovery. The benefit of this to your clients is tremendous, but on a personal note, can you imagine clients on your books, clients who came to you, have been in the system for decades, and finally, you have a solution that enables you to close such files? How good would that feel? I am always impressed by the people who choose the lifestyle of a helper. Their goal is to make a difference in the lives of those they serve. It must be heart-wrenching and soul-destroying to see so many suffer, and there has never been a viable solution before. It's almost like, for all of your training and learning, your efforts amount to putting plasters on open wounds. But then, out of the blue, as if from nowhere, you have a solution, a spiritual solution to heal the hole in the soul of those clients, and for you personally, it feels like you can make a difference. "If I get my clients to do this work and break free of the bondage of the past, then they will be free to focus all their attention and intentions on the work I am trained and more than capable of achieving with them."   I believe we each were chosen by God to make a difference in the lives of those who were put in our care. I believe your hands have literally been tied, by the past intruding on your work, you might at times have almost felt like giving up. But then, as if from nowhere, there is a spiritual solution placed in front of you that revitalizes your self-belief that you can make a difference [email protected]  

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