Medicine

Suing For Best Practices at HAI

Introduction

Symptoms

Remedy for running a competent organization with best practices:

The Body Keeps The Score on Youtube

Answer the Adverse Childhood Questionnaire to see if you have trauma.

Take the test to see if you are Highly Sensitive

The 5 Love Languages Test

Medicine for Emotional Illiteracy Part 1

Medicine for Emotional Illiteracy Part 2

Are We at Choice

Why We are Here

HAI's Three Attorneys

How do we Respond as a Community

HAI Contracts of Abuse

The Ecology of Relationship Failure

Truth Taboos at HAI and at Home

Suing HAI

How to Train a Person to be Insane Part 1

How to Train a Person to be Insane Part 2

Instinctive and Natural Ways to Heal Emotional Trauma

Addiction and HAI

Exploring Paradigms and Imbalances

Part 1

Exploring Paradigms and Imbalances

Part 2

Positions it Hurts HAI to Defend

Principles Such as Win Win Need Protocols that Support them

Paradigms and Probability Fields Around HAI Part 1

Paradigms and Probability Fields Around HAI Part 2

The Need to Address Real Things

Trauma and Dimensions of Abuse

Invisible Exclusion

Remedy for relational blind spots not in the HAI curriculum:

Remedy for blind spots around trauma, abuse and our shadow:

Remedy for blind spots around the therapeutic use of psychedelics:

Ages and Personas

Psychedelic Safety

(YouTube Channel)

Remedy for strain around money in relationships:

Remedy for a power-structure which seeks to silence a voice in it's constituency:

(Constituent must bypass the power-structure and bring information directly to the public and legal authorities.)

The Orphan Boy and the Elk Dog

We Are All Orphans

10X Is Easier Than 2X

Honoring the Feminine

All About Love Part 1

The Contract Between a Healer and a Patient

All About Love Part 2

How to Rebuild a Broken Relationship - Tony Robbins Relationships

Unspoken Areas of our Relationship Shadow:

Emotional Literacy - Regression

Emotional Literacy - Survival Contracts

For Someone Considering a HAI Workshop

Preventative Medicine for Someone Considering a HAI Workshop for the First time:

Remedy for Chauvinism within the HAI community and workshops:

Drawing out the best in ourselves through our Environment

Francis Weller on Grief

The Masculine Feminine Relationship of Values and Protocols

The Worst Case Scenario for HAI

Paradigms for Understanding and Responding to Cultural Disease Part 1

The Findhorn Power Structure

1) Hire a reputable licensed trauma specialist to review the board's behavior and the facilitator's behavior in response to Sustained illegal abuse at HAI and make public recommendations.

2) Publicly apologize for failing to do it's job to uphold and integrate HAI's mission and endangering a participant's life and well-being.

3) Integrate the recommendations of the trauma specialist.

4) Hire and integrate a non-profit ethical advisor's recommendations for best-practices in areas of facilitator negligence.

5) Appoint a licensed psychotherapist and a licensed trauma specialist to the board.

6) Ask each facilitator to publicly apologize for the damage done by their negligence to all concerned and to specifically address why each facilitator participated in an escalating abuse cycle and assess each facilitator's willingness to adopt best-practices.

7) Independently assess each facilitator's ability to help clients and their license status and insure that all facilitators are licensed to do the work they do, and effectively refer work they cannot do to others.

Should the HAI board fail to restore trust in their willingness to put participant safety and well-being above facilitator ignorance and fear patterns it will mark a decline in HAI's safety and head HAI towards it's end.

Note: The facilitator body and board have been aware of as much of this as they have been willing, and mainly unwilling to ask about or listen to for up to fifteen years. Should the HAI board fail to restore trust in their willingness to put participant safety and well-being above facilitator ignorance and fear patterns it will mark a decline in HAI's safety, which may lead to my choice not to support HAI's continuation - something that is likely to be critical in the likelihood of an awarded damage in court that the facilitators are unwilling to pay. Since HAI, even when it goes into debt, pays it's facilitators, who are the primary beneficiaries of all of HAI's income, if the facilitators are unwilling to pay the awarded damages then it will be for me to decide to keep some aspect of HAI or shut it down entirely. I will not support any organization that refuses to follow best practices that it could adopt with more ease than the harmful practices it is perpetuating.