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Psychological Paradigm Shift

Psychological Paradigm Shift

De: Ed Rieger
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 Psychological Paradigm Shift Podcast: Unveiling the Power of Mental Illness Introduction The Psychological Paradigm Shift Podcast is an eye-opening series dedicated to exploring mental illness and its profound impact on our personal lives, generational dynamics, economic stability, and political landscapes. In this podcast, we confront the truths about mental illness and discuss how it holds sway over individuals and society. A Global Concern Mental illness is not just a national issue; it is a worldwide medical problem. The psychological community estimates that over 20% of Americans currently suffer from a mental illness. With a population of approximately 300 million citizens, that amounts to over 60 million people. Extrapolating this statistic to the global population of 8 billion, we find that 1.6 billion people are affected by mental illness. The Psychological Paradigm Shift Podcast will address these staggering figures and delve into how mental illness influences every aspect of human life. The Power of Mental Illness Mental illness exerts a tremendous force on individuals, making it a national, economic, societal, personal, security threat. We spend trillions of dollars to safeguard ourselves from the potential abuses of the mentally ill, through personal home security devices, automobile security products, national and local policing forces, and vast global military expenditure. The podcast will candidly discuss the ways in which mentally ill individuals impact us daily, creating chaos and conflict in various spheres of life. Daily Impact and Abuse The actions of the mentally ill have far-reaching consequences that affect us every day. They manifest in our romantic partnerships, family relationships, communities, economic well-being, and national interests. From personal abuse such as neglect, rape, and murder, to economic disruption and political turmoil, the podcast will examine how these actions shape our world. Moving Forward The Psychological Paradigm Shift Podcast aims to be a tool for understanding the actions of the mentally ill and for promoting human advancement into the 21st century. It seeks to provide listeners with insights and strategies to cope with the impact of mental illness, fostering a paradigm shift that will enable society to evolve and thrive. Join us as we embark on this journey to uncover the truths about mental illness and its power over humanity. Together, we can begin to take control and move towards a brighter, more advanced future.Copyright 2025 Ed Rieger
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  • The Psychological Paradigm Shift: A Vision for Change

    The Psychological Paradigm Shift: A Vision for Change
    Jul 3 2025

    Psychological Paradigm Shift: Unpacking Mental Illness and Its Global Impact

    In the first episode of the Psychological Paradigm Shift Podcast, host Ed Rieger introduces the podcast's mission to foster deep understanding and open conversation about mental illness. Ed discusses his personal experiences and research, emphasizing the need for a psychological paradigm shift in society. He outlines three phases of this shift: examining the origins of mental disorders, educating youth about mental health, and introducing new political leadership approaches. Ed also highlights the staggering societal and economic costs of untreated mental illness and the urgency to address it comprehensively and transparently.

    00:00 Welcome to the Psychological Paradigm Shift Podcast

    00:25 Introduction and Purpose of the Podcast

    01:48 Host Background and Qualifications

    03:03 The Need for a Psychological Paradigm Shift

    04:32 Understanding Paradigm Shifts

    05:25 The Impact of Mental Illness

    16:12 The Cost of Mental Illness

    23:32 Who is This Podcast For?

    25:38 The Three Phases of the Psychological Paradigm Shift

    29:14 Conclusion and Future Episodes
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