
Dr. McFillin’s post draws on Solzhenitsyn’s 1974 essay “Live Not By Lies” to argue that the modern mental‑health industry thrives on collective deception. He identifies two core falsehoods: that psychiatric disorders are brain diseases and that DSM diagnoses are medical diseases, both lacking solid scientific validation. The piece contends that these narratives were adopted for professional authority and pharmaceutical profit, not evidence, and that they perpetuate harmful treatment practices. McFillin urges individuals to stop cooperating with these lies as a path to systemic reform.

Day Fifty‑One of Dr. McFillin’s “Transmission” series urges readers to stop seeking external validation and instead surrender to love. The post frames love as a universal force that guides personal transformation and invites openness to the present moment. Positioned within...

In Day Thirty‑Nine of his "Radically Genuine" series, Dr. Roger McFillin asks why people fear God and argues that this fear is a product of religious conditioning rather than divine intent. He frames the question as part of a broader...

The post tells the story of a composite client, Amanda, whose bipolar diagnosis was used to mask deep childhood trauma and emotional attunement. It argues that psychiatric labels often serve pharmaceutical interests, noting a forty‑fold rise in childhood bipolar diagnoses...