Diogenes In Exile

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The Psychology of Control: How Emotional Manipulation Protects Corruption
Don’t let the soft words fool you—they’re often hiding sharp claws.
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Suzannah Alexander
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Posting the Truth on YouTube? You Might Be the Only One Who Sees It
When your words vanish and no one tells you, you’re not paranoid. It’s just the algorithm.
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Suzannah Alexander
What If We Built a New Therapy Profession That Put Clients First?
Creating a new path for those betrayed by the current system.
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Suzannah Alexander
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Communal Catastrophizing. Or How Social Media Trains Us to Despair Together
Bad News Is Addictive. Even When It’s Fake.
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Suzannah Alexander

June 2025

Why It’s Time to Rebuild Counseling from the Ground Up
The therapy establishment is a pipeline for ideology, not healing. This is how we fix it.
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Suzannah Alexander
10 Hilarious ways to Fund a University Without Federal Dollars
What to Do When the Government Ghosts You and the Alumni Block Your Calls
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Suzannah Alexander
The War for Higher Ed Has a New Battlefield, Your State Capitol
Ideology goes in the classroom through the backdoor. These laws change the locks.
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Suzannah Alexander
Breaking: Disneyland Converts Corporate Embarrassment Into Family Entertainment
This is what happens when Imagineers get stuck in HR training.
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Suzannah Alexander
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End the Stranglehold: Tools to Confront Antitrust Violations in Counseling: CACREP Antitrust Part 6
The monopolization of healing hurts everyone: clients, students, and practitioners alike.
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Suzannah Alexander
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In Praise of Childhood Bullying
The long-term consequences of short-circuiting childhood challenges.
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Suzannah Alexander
The Counseling Compact: Trojan Horse for an Ideological Monopoly - CACREP Antitrust Part 5
Why antitrust lawyers should be watching the counseling profession closely.
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Suzannah Alexander
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Ohana Means... uh…Crap!: How Disney’s Live Action Lilo & Stitch Became an Ad for Child Protective Services
Part love letter, part eulogy, mostly facepalm
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Suzannah Alexander
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