To fix their problems, they look to psychologists and psychiatrists for help using conventional treatments. Unfortunately, all they find are ineffective therapies and lies that are pushed by mental health professionals who take advantage of a delusional market.

 

Intellectual Men currently hate the psychology industry. 

 

Most don’t have good experiences when psychology services come up in discussion, because it’s failed many who have tried to understand themselves and others. Many dismiss psychology as a distraction from other perceived solutions. Instead, they’d rather find answers in evolutionary biology, nutrition, philosophy, economics, or marketing.

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Conventional psychology is a “one-size-fits-all”, generic option. It rarely works for Intellectual Men, because we need specialized treatment for outstanding results. 

 

Specialized treatment for Intellectual Men is something conventional psychology fails to offer. And if their patient is convinced and accepts the diagnosis for mental illness they’re given, they will request to be prescribed pharmaceutical medication.

 

Unfortunately, the drugs will likely make their problems worse, because they often mask or create negative symptoms rather than fix them. That patient is now at risk of becoming addicted to the drugs they paid for. The therapist tries to comfort them: 

 

“Of course I know what I’m talking about! You can see my white coat, right? You can trust me. After all, I’m a working professional. I went through schooling for all those years, so I can assure you these drugs are a remedy. Just sign on the dotted line and we’ll arrange for you to make these payments on a regular basis.”

 

Conventional psychology isn’t effective because it doesn’t get to the root of the issue. It only sends people off in wrong directions, and it often makes things worse. It lacks specialization for Intellectual treatment, and since Non-Intellectuals don’t understand what Intellectual Men need, their therapy just isn’t worth the investment. 

 

Other psychologists may project themselves onto us to pretend like they can relate to us more than they really do. Many of them even believe they are Intellectuals themselves. But at their core, they misunderstand how we operate and process information.

 

The truth is, they could never understand what it’s like to be an Intellectual. Most professionals currently employed in the psychology industry are not Intellectuals, or they are Intellectuals who are generally disappointing husks of forever-suppressed potential. These therapists teach Intellectual Men how to operate according to Non-Intellectual standards and expectations.

 

In other words, Non-Intellectuals and low-functioning Intellectuals encourage Intellectual Men to accept a Sensory-Feeling Culture. This is a huge problem, because Intellectual Men need an Intuitive-Thinking Culture if they want to succeed in life. 

 

Anything outside of that specific cultural variant will generally cause them to value the wrong things. Traditional psychologists share unreasonable perspectives that distract and confuse the Intellectual Man. Those beliefs take him off course from his true potential, and he develops a greater likelihood to make poor choices.

 

His ability to reason is significantly reduced, because his standards are diluted by the Sensory-Feeling Culture. He becomes more emotional, and more attached to the physical world. This will cause him to make poor decisions for his future.

 

Some of those mistakes he makes end up permanently destroying his life, and he ends up being just another waste of life to be forgotten. His dreams go up in flames, all because of some bad advice they got from a Non-Intellectual.

 

Don’t get screwed. Refuse to pay for poor quality therapy. Refuse to pay for addictive, negative symptom-causing medications. Refuse a Sensory-Feeling Culture — the culture of the Non-Intellectual, and the Intellectual Failure.

 

Mental health professionals say “good diagnosis precedes good treatment”, but they can’t agree on what’s right among themselves, because none of them are right to begin with. They always default to something like: 

 

“The human mind is so complex, it’s impossible to comprehend its inner workings in a consistent, reliable, predictable way. The questions you’re asking me are too difficult to solve, or there is no ‘right’ answer. Just deal with your trauma and troubles like everyone else does. The best we can do is to look at history and philosophy for answers. Your psychology is an unsolvable problem, I’m sorry to say. Here’s a pat on the back. Keep your head up, buddy.” 

 

We at Mental Defender violently disagree with this statement. Conventional psychology sucks, because the therapist pays to learn the wrong stuff in university, and so do you when you hire them for therapy. When you pay for their services, both the professional and the patient become more and more financially and emotionally invested in conventional psychology being correct.

 

Everyone involved in the process starts to defend those false beliefs, and you, the patient, is the one who foots the bill. 

 

The majority of therapy only scratches the surface when it comes to alleviating their patient’s troubles. Most clinics don’t even have metrics to measure the effectiveness of their own therapists on staff. They can’t even tell you how to get better, because they don’t track their own outcome histories, so they don’t know how to consistently provide better healthcare. 

 

These conventional and alternative therapists may talk with you about your relationship problems, but they can’t even follow through with that. Therapists are trained to constantly put the burden of responsibility back onto the patient, and they don’t promise you anything.

 

They don’t tell you how to live your life, for fear they will be blamed if something goes wrong. They don’t want to be liable for the results of their crappy advice. This is what happens when therapists don’t have effective treatments based in Reasonable Psychology! They shouldn’t make you any promises, because they don’t know what’s actually going on.

 

They’ve told themselves stories for millennia, constructed conceptual models that lack consistency, and have relied heavily on religion and other spiritual techniques. But none of that is the answer.

 

People use these distractions as an attempt to explain away the things they don’t understand, because they need to have some kind of answer to explain their reality. But lying to themselves about having an answer only puts a bandaid over an infected wound.

 

Other healthcare providers simply justify their inaccurate methods by saying they’ve got bills to pay, and their treatment is better than nothing. Seriously guys, “better than nothing”? That’s a terrible standard to measure outcomes, and it’s immoral for them to know they aren’t really helping people as they say they do.

 

Traditional Psychology is a vicious cycle where the blind lead the blind. The industry has always been infested by people who push the wrong message, since they’re not strictly following an Intellectual Culture.

 

For the Intellectual Men who claim to have benefitted from a Non-Intellectual culture, these outcomes you have achieved have most likely occurred despite treatment, not because of it.