Can Mental Spatial Diagnosis Be a Conceptual Bridge?

Mental ailments are one of mankind’s major afflictions. Many NLP professionals have careers in remedying these, and they meet colleagues aiming for the same, who, instead of spending years mastering the NLP toolbox, invest time in linking psychological symptoms with the categories of the DSM-5 or OCD-11. These colleagues tend to work in mental health organisations subsidised by insurance companies or the government. Most of them have academic backgrounds and work within a tradition that stems from medicine, in which every treatment must be preceded by a diagnosis. They may also hold the idea that clinical psychology/ psychiatry without diagnosis floats in empty space. When these colleagues check NLP professionals for their diagnostic skills, they often conclude them to be...

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