Psychiatry became established in the late 1800s and its goal was to eradicate mental illness, to improve the mind, intelligence and well being of the American people but history shows that it had turned into a completely opposite direction.

          The conspiracy is explained throughout this book showing how simple dyslexia in children was turned into the ADHD scam that resulted in millions of children being placed on brain-damaging drugs especially, Ritalin and Prozac.

          Read about the DSM Bible of Psychiatry with over 374 “mental illnesses” and “behavioral disorders” listed, but were never researched. There are no known causes, tests or examinations to prove they do or do not exist, and whether they are still present or absent, so “treatment” is based on a Gypsy’s crystal ball as to when the patient is well or cured – if ever.

          Learn how nondiseases are converted into  “disorders” through the use of metaphors. Compare:  Typhoid Fever and Spring Fever; Chronic Hoarding Disorder and Pathological Gambling Disorder, etc. 

          Learn about schizophrenia and depression; also electroshock, psychosurgery, neuroleptic and antidepressant drugs, and what they have to offer beside brain damage.

Learn about the natural approach to mental health that encourages self-reliance, ethical and moral behavior and assists any person to handle his own problems, and to understand and monitor his own conscience, health and behavior through his postulates. This is done through supervised one-on-one Soul Guidance Counseling with alternatives of private Rehab Meditation. It’s in the book titled, A Practical Handbook For Unlimited Spiritual Ability (Optimum Self-Government), by Donald A. Dahlin, D.C.       

Donald A. Dahlin, born of a Norwegian mother and a Swedish father into a family of three brothers was raised in the Baptist faith and resided in Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A.

He graduated from the National College of Chiropractic, and practiced in Chicago for 32 years, acquiring unique experience with life energy phenomena while using a new science of examination and treatment.

He worked part-time as an orderly in the Chicago Cook County Psychopathic Hospital, augmenting his college course in psychiatry.

            Dahlin received training and experience with hypnosis, and suffered as a result: introversion, amnesia, inner tension, stress, eyestrain, headaches, backaches and depression.  He made a full recovery of these symptoms after being trained and assisted in a new form of psychotherapy. 

            Donald A. Dahlin is married, had one son who died in infancy, and retired to Arizona with his wife Patricia, in 1995. 

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