The American College of Orgonomy
Press Release
November 2008
Questions and Answers
QUESTIONS
Can excruciating migraine headaches be cured without resorting to a drug regimen? If so, why do doctors claim that prescription medications are the only answer?
How can approaches based on orgonomic principles help with patient treatment in a busy metropolitan hospital?
How did the work of Sigmund Freud impact the discoveries of Wilhelm Reich and, consequently, the work of Elsworth Baker? How did this have an effect on the work of the American College of Orgonomy?
Can we rightly call the current-day structure of modern psychiatry a "failure?" If so, why? What can be done about this and how can the science of orgonomy play a major role here?
What really is the history of medical orgone therapy? How did this unique treatment develop, and what can we learn from this?
Are human beings naturally violent?
What common thread runs through Wilhelm Reich's scientific discoveries? How can this show us, today, how to advance the science of orgonomy?
ANSWERS
To all of the questions (and quite a few more) are presented in the nearly hundred pages that comprise the latest Journal of Orgonomy, Number 41, Volume 2.