In this section the approach of active individual mental engagement, understanding and
managing the mind and mental existence from the inside is briefly outlined. (The actual
process, mechanics and steps of the approach are discussed in the section Mental Problems.) The approach is contrasted with
the traditional approach of dealing with mental problems of psychology and psychiatry,
cognitive science, neuroscience, behavioral genetics and evolutionary psychology. The
differences between the two approaches are discussed in some detail. In addition, the
evidence and the proof behind the approach of active individual mental engagement are
discussed.
The
approach of active individual mental engagement differs substantially in a number of ways
from the traditional approach of dealing with mental problems. It differs in view and
understanding, in focus and concentration, in answers and solutions, and in objectives and
results.
The approach is briefly outline in Active
Individual Mental Engagement. In Psychology
and Psychiatry the fundamentals of the traditional approach of dealing with
mental problems are discussed. The differences between the two approaches, in view and
understanding, in focus and concentration, in answers and solutions, and in objectives and
results, are discussed in Differences. In What is the Evidence and Proof? the evidence and
the proof behind the approach are presented.