Structural Vision: Psychological Architecture and the Practicing Therapist by Professor RJ Starr

A formal lecture presenting Psychological Architecture to a professional clinical audience. The lecture argues that the four primary domains of psychological functioning — Mind, Emotion, Identity, and Meaning — are structurally interdependent, and that the conditions organizing a presenting problem may originate outside the domain in which that problem appears. Four structural models are developed: the Emotional Avoidance Loop, the Identity Collapse Cycle, Existential Drift, and the Meaning Hierarchy System. Running time: 31 minutes. Full paper and transcript available at profrjstarr.com/psychological-architecture-clinical-paper