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I started Diogenes in Exile after returning to grad school to pursue a master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling. What I found wasn’t education—it was indoctrination. Critical Theory ideology had hijacked the field, and my Buddhist practice was even labeled "invalidating" to other identities. Rather than stay silent, I chose to leave, knowing that what I was being taught would harm clients and compromise ethics in psychology.

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Whistleblower, but on my off days I can bake an enviable pie or spin a yarn. Wielder of a dry wit, hobbies include fist shaking, compulsive questioning, and running with dogs in cold rain.