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EPISODE · Jul 30, 2026 · 9 MIN

You do not have a mental disorder

from Trauma Recovery Anonymous · host richiejtierney

Please understand, when we suffer with a past trauma memory, as it is no longer a tangible thing in our lives; only a memory, an energy attached to a past event; a spiritual energy, a broken spirit, a wounded soul; and as such it cannot be declared as a mental disorder any longer, when it is a spiritual disorder, a spiritual illness, a spiritual malady or soul sickness that requires a spiritual solution and not a mental one. This is the truth that shall set you free. When we have a spiritual malady, it can and in many cases, manifest in our lives with faulty feelings and stinking thinking But our feelings and thoughts are the EFFECT and not the CAUSE. Mental health professionals are not equipped to treat the soul or the heart; the spirit or the feelings; they are only equipped to treat the brain and mind, and as such, their solutions are therapy and medication to treat how you think. But your thinking wasn't the problem. The problem is, you are carrying the memory of what happened to your inner child in the past, and sympathy pains for them as a show of support and solidarity for what they went through. But they went through it!! As to anxiety disorder, this is not a mental illness; it is an emotional dysregulation and, as such, needs a solution to treat the feelings and emotions. In both cases, the mental health professional isn't the baddie; when anyone comes to them for help, they will do their best with what they have to offer to be a part of the solution. It's down to each of us, to decide the truth for ourselves To be honest, to have the clarity of mind to seek help, to look for a solution, to make the appointment and turn up for it, would clearly show you are in your right mind and quite capable of making correct decisions about your self care and well being; by the same token, how can you thus be diagnosed to be mentally ill, to have a mental disorder What if you do not have a mental disorder? What if you are rightly sad and angry about your past, or worried and fearful about the unknown future? What if you are just a plain old boring normal human being, trying to navigate life by yourself? What if you have a hole in your soul, caused by holding onto the sympathy pains for your inner child, of an event that didn't happen to present-day you and is, in fact, none of your business? What if, to heal completely, you need to break free of the bondage of that past, not yours, by embracing a proven spiritual solution? TRAUMA RECOVERY ANONYMOUS &  HEALING ANY PAST TRAUMA MEMORY   If you have been in therapy for more than one year and things haven't improved if you have worked with more than one therapist and things haven't improved if you have been on multiple medications, causing a chemical imbalance in your being and things haven't improved if you have embraced your diagnosis as your solution, and all that has changed is  that your diagnosis has expanded and evolved into something worse Then it's time to consider you might be one of the 4 in every 10 persons misdiagnosed with mental disorders worldwide *The National Library of Medicine in North America showed that 39% of the one billion people diagnosed with mental disorders were misdiagnosed. Maybe it's time to get a second opinion on your diagnosis.   #healinganypasttraumamemory #traumarecoveryanonymous

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