BA Psychology & Anthroplogy

I advocate that “mental health” is not a fixed state, but a transformative process continuously altered once perceived as sustained. On the basis of believing that phenomenological deduction is fundamental to human nature, I attempt to infer on the relativity of dysfunction (“illness”).  CMH is an intersectional resource mediating my ethnographic journey to grasp and expand on existing conceptions of intention-based reciprocity. I join this ever-expanding portfolio in the venture to meet the human mind as it is understood by those involved in the project, to approximate accommodating therapy regarding states of suffering, and to share ordinary experience so far as it can be mapped. As such, I hope to derive a greater sum on these grounds catering to that embodied cognition we so discuss.