A Psychologist's Evaluation of Psycanics
I am a psychologist. For 13 years, I worked in the field here in Houston, in both private practice and with government agencies. I worked with issues such as emotional problems (anger, fears, phobias, depression, traumatic incidents, etc), marital conflicts, parent-child relations, substance abuse and addiction, and purposeless life patterns.
After 13 years of putting my heart into it, and trying many different therapies and approaches, I finally had to confront the fact that I was not producing any real, permanent changes in my clients.
At first, I thought the problem was with me, that I was not doing a good job, even that I was incompetent. So I then paid close attention to what my colleagues were doing in hopes of learning and improving. What I discovered, however, was that they too had the same poor results.
I was forced to the conclusion that psychology itself is just not up to truly solving many of problems and conflicts that our clients bring to us. Frustrated, and seeing no solution, I abandoned the field of psychology. I resigned my job at a government welfare and treatment agency, and I closed my private practice. For the last three years, I have been working in a completely unrelated field.
Then, in January of 2006, I was introduced to a new and, and I must say, revolutionary body of knowledge called Psycanics. It combines psychology, philosophy, ontology, and (non-religious) spirituality—all four—in one set of concepts, laws, and principles. It is indeed a unified field theory of the non-physical aspects of life. Psycanics is precise, almost mathematical, in its descriptions of how the human being functions..
The theoretical model is backed by an direct and effective system of personal change that is based on the creation and discreation of things in the mind, the emotions, or in the very being or spirit. Psycanics allows me to pinpoint the hidden, underlying cause of any aberration that the client wants handled and then to guide the client to discreate that cause quickly and easily. However, it is not only for remedying negative aspects of life: it is also the most powerful system I have ever seen for personal development and growth.
I think Psycanics will have a great impact on our field. Certainly, it is far more effective than Gestalt or Neuro-Linguistic Programming or anything else that I have ever seen.
Martha Sonia Suarez
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