Isbn: 9798172065446 - the certainty deficit: the hidden history of ocd, the hyper-vigilant brain, and the fine line between obsession and genius (3 risultati)

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  • Lingua: Inglese

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    Serie: Libro 6 di 6 - The Different Minds Series

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    Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. For centuries, the hyper-vigilant brain has been profoundly misunderstood. In the Middle Ages, its intrusive thoughts were labeled as demons. In the 20th century, Freud gaslit the patient by claiming their worst fears were actually repressed desires. Today, modern psychiatry reduces the condition to a "chemical imbalance" to be medicated into submission.But what if OCD is not a broken neurotypical brain? What if it is a neurodivergent cognitive variation-a hyper-active threat-detection system that, in ancient times, kept the tribe alive?In The Certainty Deficit, the sixth book in The Different Minds Series, author Eliot Mason dismantles the cultural myth of the "neat freak" and exposes the agonizing reality of the hyper-vigilant mind. Blending meticulous historical research, modern neuroscience, and evolutionary biology, this book reveals: The History of Gaslighting: From medieval "scrupulosity" to the Freudian couch, how society spent centuries blaming the Sentinel for the alarm.The Stuck Gear Shift: The neurobiology of the CSTC loop, the hyper-active anterior cingulate cortex, and the physical, agonizing "Not Just Right" error signal.The Neurodivergent Overlap: The devastating, compound neurological trap created when OCD intersects with Autism and ADHD-and why standard treatments fail these brains.The Treatment Trauma: Why high-dose SSRIs act as a "chemical lobotomy" that strips the neurodivergent brain of its brilliance, and why forcing a neurodivergent mind through ERP therapy can be a cognitive violation.The Evolutionary Sentinel: The "Smoke Detector Principle"-how the brain that cannot tolerate uncertainty was the ancient tribe's ultimate alarm system, scanning the perimeter for threats while the rest of the tribe slept.The Architecture of Genius: How the same "grinding loop" that traps a person in agonizing doubt can be harnessed to produce absolute, world-changing mastery and perfection.Sweeping, deeply empathetic, and profoundly validating, The Certainty Deficit argues that the OCD brain is not a defect to be cured. It is the tribe's Sentinel, struggling to secure an infinite perimeter in a chaotic modern world.The tragedy was never the alarm. The tragedy was a society that tried to break the Sentinel. It is time to stop fighting the glitch, embrace the radical acceptance of uncertainty, and finally let the Sentinel rest. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

  • Lingua: Inglese

    Editore: Independently Published, 2026

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    Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. For centuries, the hyper-vigilant brain has been profoundly misunderstood. In the Middle Ages, its intrusive thoughts were labeled as demons. In the 20th century, Freud gaslit the patient by claiming their worst fears were actually repressed desires. Today, modern psychiatry reduces the condition to a "chemical imbalance" to be medicated into submission.But what if OCD is not a broken neurotypical brain? What if it is a neurodivergent cognitive variation-a hyper-active threat-detection system that, in ancient times, kept the tribe alive?In The Certainty Deficit, the sixth book in The Different Minds Series, author Eliot Mason dismantles the cultural myth of the "neat freak" and exposes the agonizing reality of the hyper-vigilant mind. Blending meticulous historical research, modern neuroscience, and evolutionary biology, this book reveals: The History of Gaslighting: From medieval "scrupulosity" to the Freudian couch, how society spent centuries blaming the Sentinel for the alarm.The Stuck Gear Shift: The neurobiology of the CSTC loop, the hyper-active anterior cingulate cortex, and the physical, agonizing "Not Just Right" error signal.The Neurodivergent Overlap: The devastating, compound neurological trap created when OCD intersects with Autism and ADHD-and why standard treatments fail these brains.The Treatment Trauma: Why high-dose SSRIs act as a "chemical lobotomy" that strips the neurodivergent brain of its brilliance, and why forcing a neurodivergent mind through ERP therapy can be a cognitive violation.The Evolutionary Sentinel: The "Smoke Detector Principle"-how the brain that cannot tolerate uncertainty was the ancient tribe's ultimate alarm system, scanning the perimeter for threats while the rest of the tribe slept.The Architecture of Genius: How the same "grinding loop" that traps a person in agonizing doubt can be harnessed to produce absolute, world-changing mastery and perfection.Sweeping, deeply empathetic, and profoundly validating, The Certainty Deficit argues that the OCD brain is not a defect to be cured. It is the tribe's Sentinel, struggling to secure an infinite perimeter in a chaotic modern world.The tragedy was never the alarm. The tragedy was a society that tried to break the Sentinel. It is time to stop fighting the glitch, embrace the radical acceptance of uncertainty, and finally let the Sentinel rest. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …