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This school focuses on treatments and the underlying subcellular biology for various mental and physical disorders and diseases. Classes, taught worldwide, focus on epigenetic damage and trauma, psychobiology, prenatal developmental trauma, and other topics relevant to cutting-edge therapy and medicine.The courses are designed for practicing psychotherapists. But we also encourage interested physicians, biologists, and academics to enroll and get practical, testable experience in this fundamentally new way of understanding health and illnesses. We want to promote a more rapid development of this new technology, in order to effect global change in disease treatment and healthcare.
A biological basis for psychological issues and disorders
The courses we teach here at the school are focused on a totally new way of understanding health and disease - using subcellular and developmental psychobiology. This new approach allows us to find the biological causes for many mental and physical disorders of previously unknown etiology. Not just an academic curiosity, this new approach has also allowed us to develop techniques that actually eliminate diseases and disorders that have never been able to be treated before, let alone understood.
The training keeps pace with our research discoveries
These courses came directly out of the research taking place at the Institute for the Study of Peak States in Canada. The school has evolved quite significantly over the last two decades. It was originally an integral part of the research efforts being done by the Institute for the Study of Peak States (based in Canada). These courses were designed for therapists who needed better ways to treat mental and physical disorders and diseases; many of these students graduated and became volunteer researchers, helping us to improve our understanding and techniques in the totally new field of subcellular and developmental psychobiology.
If you have an interest in the Institute's current research activities, or want to better understand subcellular psychobiology theory, we refer you to the Institute for the Study of Peak States' research website at www.PeakStates.com
All our best,
~ Shayne McKenzie, CEO
~ Dr. Grant McFetridge, founder
School News
April 21, 2025: Our open-access article titled "The Subcellular Psychobiology Theory: Connecting Epigenetic Biology to Trauma" has been published today in the Journal for Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health in their Spring 2025 issue. You can download the free article from the DOI link http://doi.org/10.62858/apph250404. This is the second part in a three part paper, the last of which is to be published in August 2025.
…or visit our Forum
A biological basis for psychological issues and disorders
The courses we teach here at the school are focused on a totally new way of understanding health and disease - using subcellular and developmental psychobiology. This new approach allows us to find the biological causes for many mental and physical disorders of previously unknown etiology. Not just an academic curiosity, this new approach has also allowed us to develop techniques that actually eliminate diseases and disorders that have never been able to be treated before, let alone understood.
The training keeps pace with our research discoveries
These courses came directly out of the research taking place at the Institute for the Study of Peak States in Canada. The school has evolved quite significantly over the last two decades. It was originally an integral part of the research efforts being done by the Institute for the Study of Peak States (based in Canada). These courses were designed for therapists who needed better ways to treat mental and physical disorders and diseases; many of these students graduated and became volunteer researchers, helping us to improve our understanding and techniques in the totally new field of subcellular and developmental psychobiology.
If you have an interest in the Institute's current research activities, or want to better understand subcellular psychobiology theory, we refer you to the Institute for the Study of Peak States' research website at www.PeakStates.com
All our best,
~ Shayne McKenzie, CEO
~ Dr. Grant McFetridge, founder
Dr. McFetridge teaching in Poland, 2013.
April 21, 2025: Our open-access article titled "The Subcellular Psychobiology Theory: Connecting Epigenetic Biology to Trauma" has been published today in the Journal for Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health in their Spring 2025 issue. You can download the free article from the DOI link http://doi.org/10.62858/apph250404. This is the second part in a three part paper, the last of which is to be published in August 2025.
Dec 6, 2024: Our open-access article titled "The Primary Cell Model: Linking prenatal development and intracellular biology to psychology and consciousness" has been published today in the Journal for Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health in their Winter 2024 issue. You can download our free article from the DOI link http://doi.org/10.62858/apph241204. This is the first of a three part paper, the rest which is to be published in 2025.
…or visit our Forum
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