Psychology and healing: the source register
See which resources were read, the type of evidence they provide and where Babylon’s authored interpretation begins.
What has actually been reviewed
The entries below distinguish clinical education, public health information, one original research abstract and Babylon’s own source material. This is not an exhaustive systematic review. No clinical trial or validation of the Healing app or the Juice Box method is established by these links.
Neff & Germer · 2013 · self-compassion programme
Original research · abstract reviewed · Small randomized study of a different programme; no validation of Babylon’s method or app.
American Psychiatric Association · What are Personality Disorders?
Clinical education · Selected narcissistic and antisocial patterns; distinction from an informal label.
MedlinePlus · Personality Disorders
Public health education · Context for enduring patterns, assessment and care.
NHS · Personality disorders
Clinical public information · Multifactorial causes and professional care; no ruler-based diagnostic claim.
Cleveland Clinic · psychopathy and sociopathy terminology
Clinician-informed patient education · Careful use of popular terms; not a test for assessing someone else.
NIMH · I’m So Stressed Out!
Public health fact sheet · Stress, anxiety, coping and indications for professional help.
NHS · anger
Clinical public information · Recognizing anger and seeking support; feelings distinguished from conduct.
Babylon Encyclopedia · Juice Box Method
Authored spiritual teaching · Metaphor, child imagery and a path of care; clinical efficacy not established.
Healing app · retained published source reviewed
Babylon app source · Twelve archetypes and restoring axes; current live access returned an error.
Matthew 5:27–30
Gospel passage · NABRE / USCCB · Adultery and inward moral attention; not a universal psychological cause.
Mark 7:20–23
Gospel passage · NABRE / USCCB · Sexual wrongdoing appears alongside other harmful conduct; search-accessible source passage reviewed.
John 9:1–3
Gospel passage · NABRE / USCCB · Yeshua rejects the proposed attribution of the man’s blindness to his or his parents’ sin.
CDC · adverse childhood experiences
Public health education · Developmental risks and protective environments; not ancestral guilt or destiny.
WHO · sexual health
Public health framework · Wellbeing and freedom from coercion; no validation of a frequency model.
SAMHSA · trauma-informed approaches
Public care framework · Safety, trust, collaboration, voice and choice; search-accessible text reviewed, direct fetch unavailable.
Babylon · Energy of Love
Author’s spiritual thesis · Giving, depletion, creation and love; not a biophysics validation.
Babylon · Shekinah
Author’s comparative thesis · Divine-feminine synthesis; traditions and clinical claims kept distinct.
1 Corinthians 13:1–13
Paul’s letter · NABRE / USCCB · Love and spiritual gifts; search-accessible chapter reviewed.
Matthew 15:1–20
Gospel passage · NABRE / USCCB · Uprooting image in a dispute about teaching and defilement; not the quoted sentence about becoming one’s wound.
How a future study will be added
A research entry should record its authors, title, year, study design, population, main finding and relevant limitations. Its Babylon correspondence must be written separately. A similarity of language is not evidence that a spiritual model causes or treats a condition. The source should remain inspectable, and any uncertainty should stay visible.
What remains open
Further psychology topics and original research studies remain to be reviewed. So do any proposed one-to-one clinical mappings and a complete fresh test of the Healing app. This register makes those limits visible rather than treating unreviewed topics as completed evidence.
Never hurt a victim
Never hurt a victim. Never blame, shame or pressure a person who has been harmed. If the root is uncertain, do not invent it, announce a spiritual cause or claim authority to heal it. Offer support within your competence and respect the person’s choices. Uncertainty about a cause must not delay appropriate professional care. Abuse is the responsibility of the person who commits it, never the person harmed.
Care and the limits of this resource
This is spiritual education and a reflection resource. Clinical diagnoses require professional assessment; the Healing app and symbolic correspondences are not diagnostic tests or established treatments. Persistent distress, impaired daily life or concern about safety is a reason to seek appropriate professional support. A person’s worth does not depend on a diagnosis or on accepting Babylon’s interpretation.
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