Kelly Burris PhD | Jul 12, 2010
Subconscious Restructuring® Forcing Change
The days of observational subjective analytical counseling, therapy or life coaching are being forced out with the implementation of a proven program process known as Subconscious Restructuring®. SR® is a modality that simply conforms to how the human mind works and empowers people with the tools necessary to take control any time of the day...
Kelly Burris PhD | Jun 29, 2010
Is Psychoanalysis & CBT a Disease Masquerading as a Cure?
Every year the use of antidepressants, antipsychotics and many other medications go up exponentially in an attempt to adjust or control one’s emotional state and behavior. As this trend continues NIMH and APA continue to support CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) as it continues to prove itself more ineffective than...
Kelly Burris PhD | Feb 07, 2010
Since Sigmund Freud discovered talk therapy and psychoanalysis in the late 1800’s, there has been little advancement in a modality for behavior change that works. One of the reasons for this is a means to measure whether one is making progress with a client. Neuroscientists and psychiatrists claim the processes of the human mind and the physiology of the brain is too complex to measure...
Kelly Burris PhD | Nov 11, 2009
Nidal Hasan needs to be thoroughly investigated and prosecuted for this despicable crime but it is important not to use him as yet another excuse for the incredible incompetence of the mental health industry. The most important information from the Generals and mental health professionals about the Fort Hood shooting will not be revealed until the media asks better questions and demands hard...
Kelly Burris PhD | May 13, 2009
There is only one entity to hold responsible for what happened at Camp Liberty and that is NIMH. The way mental health professionals treat patients’ trickles down from the National Institute of Mental Health. In a recent conversation with an NIMH official in regard to depression as the primary symptom for suicide he stated "It is not what we would call a strong risk factor." If...
Kelly Burris PhD | May 10, 2009
If you were to visit a doctor for a serious injury, and the extent of the treatment was analyzing why you had the accident, and reliving the play by play of your mistake, would you continue to pay substantial fees for their services for the next couple of years? Probably not, yet this is the accepted norm for mental health treatments.
Worldwide, mental illness represents more than 15 percent...
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