A parent- and therapist-friendly guide to qEEG brain mapping and neuromodulation for PANDAS and PANS: what the research supports, what it doesn’t, and how it fits with medical treatment.
The Mystical Philosophy of Hermes Trismegistus: Insights for Jungian Psychology and the Individuation Process
Who was Hermes Trismegistus Hermes Trismegistus, a legendary figure in the Hermetic tradition, is credited with authoring a body of texts known as the Hermetica, which had a profound influence on Western esotericism, alchemy, and mystical thought. The Hermetic...
On Arrogance and Excellence: Deconstructing the Double Binds of Modern Psychotherapy
A deep critique of modern psychotherapy, exposing the flaws in ‘Evidence-Based Practice,’ the anti-scientific nature of the DSM, and the STAR*D scandal. This article argues that the profit motive and a ‘low-trust’ model are stifling clinical innovation.
Why We Recommend Hardy Nutritionals: A Clinical Perspective on the Research That Changed How We Think About Treatment Resistance
Why Taproot Therapy Collective recommends Hardy Nutritionals Daily Essential Nutrients for treatment-resistant mood disorders, ADHD, and emotional dysregulation. Discovered not through advertising but through patients whose bipolar disorder and other conditions finally responded. Over 40 peer-reviewed studies support the NutraTek chelation technology. Use code TAPROOT at gethardy.com for 15% off for life.
The Neuroscience and Phenomenology of Brainspotting
An In-Depth Exploration of What Brainspotting Does in the Brain Brainspotting is a relatively new psychotherapy approach that combines elements of psychodynamic, somatic, and mindfulness-based therapies to facilitate deep emotional healing and trauma resolution [1]....
The Map Is Not the Medicine: What a Century of Psychotherapy Research Actually Found, and Why the Field Cannot Hear It
In 1936 a psychologist at Worcester State Hospital sat down to explain something embarrassing. Every school of therapy claimed a different theory of the mind, a different mechanism of cure, a different account of why people suffer. The theories contradicted each...
Microglia’s Potential Role in the Future of Mental Health, Trauma, and Addiction Treatment: Insights from Nakazawa and McGilchrist
TAPROOT THERAPY COLLECTIVE Master Hub Page: "The Microglial Revolution" Patient-education framing. Divi Custom HTML / Code module ready. Paste this entire block into a single Divi Code module. Scoped under .tp-microglia so it will not affect the rest of the theme....
The Science Behind the Fizz: What Kombucha Actually Does to Your Body and Brain
A few months ago, I started drinking kombucha regularly. Within a couple of weeks, I felt different. More energy. Better sleep and general mood. I'd always heard that the health benefits of kombucha were pseudoscience so I started to look into it. At first I figured...
Mind-to-Mind: The Wireless Brain Interface Is Already Here
In 2014, a researcher in India thought the word "Hola." Five thousand miles away, in France, another person perceived a flash of light in their peripheral vision. Then another. Then nothing. Then another flash. The pattern meant something. The receiver decoded it. The...
Why Americans Can’t Access Cuban Drugs That May Work Better Than What We Have
The 90-Mile Medicine Gap: Inside the paradox of American pharmaceutical innovation: We lead the world in drug development but struggle to translate that into affordable, accessible care—while a small island nation under economic embargo may have developed better...