Tourette’s Syndrome as a Symptom of Character: Journal of Orgonomy Article

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The Briefest Treatment I Ever Provided: Journal of Orgonomy Article

April 15, 2024medication, psychiatry, psychology, relationshipsanxiety, depression, emotions, mother, psychiatry, psychotherapy, rage, relationships, therapy, trustadifferentkindofpsychiatry

This episode features the article The Briefest Treatment I Ever Provided by Theodota Chasapi, M.D. from the Journal of Orgonomy Volume 55 number 1 narrated by Hilary Kayle Crist. Listen in to hear how a newly-married young woman responded to Medical Orgone Therapy in one session and overcame her difficulties with her overbearing mother-in-law; improved her relationship with her husband and gained new self-awareness of how she handled her emotions.

If you’re interested in learning more about character diagnosis you can read Man In The Trap by Elsworth F. Baker, M.D.

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ADHD: A Discussion With Dr. Susan Marcel

July 2, 2023ADHD, medication, psychiatry, psychology, therapyADHD, anxiety, child, children, depression, holistic, medicine, psychiatry, psychotherapy, therapyadifferentkindofpsychiatry

This episode features a discussion with Dr. Susan Marcel about ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder). What exactly is ADHD? Does everyone with ADHD need to take medicine? Can medical orgone therapy help a patient with ADHD? Listen in to hear how Drs. Marcel and Burritt view ADHD and how they’re successfully treating their patients. If you’d like to learn more about a bioenergetic understanding of ADHD and read a full length patient story the article referenced in the discussion is available below.

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A Young Woman Emerges from A Psychotic Abyss

March 1, 2023health, medication, orgonomy, psychiatry, relationships, therapyanxiety, depression, emotions, orgonomy, psychiatry, psychosis, psychotherapy, schizophrenia, trustadifferentkindofpsychiatry

This episode features the audio from one of the ACO case presentation series webinars. Salvatore Iacobello, M.D. tells Dr. Burritt about his patient Kate who suffered with symptoms of psychosis and wanted more than just medication to handle her illness. She also wanted more out of life. Listen in to hear how Dr. Iacobello was able to connect with Kate, slowly help her out of her psychotic abyss and improve the quality of her life.

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A Picky Patient Finally Finds Love: Her 10th Therapist Gets to the Heart of the Problem

December 1, 2022love, medication, orgonomy, psychiatry, psychology, relationships, therapyanxiety, depression, emotions, love, mistrust, orgonomy, psychiatry, psychotherapy, therapy, trustadifferentkindofpsychiatry

This episode features the audio from one of the ACO case presentation series webinars. Chris Burritt, D.O., tells Dr. Marcel about his patient Beth, who reached out for help after having no success with nine other therapists. Although Beth came to Dr. Burritt asking for medication, she also said she wanted to “get to the root of things.” During the first year of therapy, Dr. Burritt developed a solid foundation of trust and support with Beth that allowed her to finally deal with the heart of her problems. Find out how Dr. Burritt’s methods helped her build the groundwork to tolerate expanded functioning in her work and love life.

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Therapy Changes the Chaotic Life of a Troubled Teenager

March 31, 2022alternative health, medication, orgonomy, psychiatry, psychology, therapyanxiety, depression, functional thinking, holistic, parenting, psychotherapy, suicide, therapyadifferentkindofpsychiatry

This episode features the audio from one of the ACO case presentation series webinars. Salvatore Iacobello, M.D. tells Chris Burritt, D.O. about his patient J.D. who was suffering from tics, anger and an inability to get along with peers or his parents. Dr. Iacobello was tasked with working with J.D., his parents and his school to calm the chaos in his family, alleviate the conflicts between him and his school, and improve how J.D. functioned in the world around him. Listen in to hear how Dr. Iacobello was able to connect with and offer relief to this young man who previously had no success with numerous professionals, multiple medications or hospitalization.

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How I Became A Medical Orgonomist: Chris Burritt D.O.

February 27, 2022orgonomy, psychiatry, therapy, UncategorizedACO, depression, mental health, music, psychiatry, psychotherapy, Reich, therapyadifferentkindofpsychiatry

This episode features an interview with Chris Burritt, D.O., our usual podcast host. This time, he is in the interview seat as he discusses with Peter A. Crist, M.D. how he first learned about Wilhelm Reich and orgonomy as a high school student. Three years later, while grieving the death of his mother and feeling lost, he began medical orgone therapy. His sessions had such a profound effect on his life that he decided to pursue a career in medicine in order to become a medical orgonomist and help others in the same way that his medical orgone therapist helped him.

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The Benefits of an Immediate Understanding of a Patient’s Character

January 29, 2022UncategorizedACO, depression, mental health, orgonomy, psychiatry, psychotherapy, therapyadifferentkindofpsychiatry

This episode features the audio from one of the ACO case presentations series webinars. Howard Chavis, M.D. tells Peter Crist, M.D. about several of his patients and how his immediate understanding of their character—their typical way of reacting and defending themselves from painful emotions—was beneficial in his ability to treat them and provide relief. Dr. Crist offers insight into his experiences with patients as well. Listen in to hear how two medical orgonomists identify and treat a patient’s emotional character in therapy and the significant impact that it can have on their well-being.

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Moved By Courage: Interview With Dr. Susan Marcel

May 31, 2021alternative health, health, orgonomy, psychiatry, psychology, relationships, therapyanxiety, COVID-19, depression, mental health, orgonomy, psychiatry, psychotherapy, therapyadifferentkindofpsychiatry

This episode features an interview and discussion with Susan Marcel D.O. She and Dr. Burritt reflect on the patients they’ve been working with, how the pandemic has affected their work, and what has been particularly moving during these difficult times.