Public Facing Peer Mediation is Needed

a true story about how vulnerable people can have precious things stolen from them and what we could do better

We should have people that might prevent two wounded parties from going to separate counselors that preach on their victimhood and prescribe medication or isolation from their perceived abusers and overwhelming hassles—public helpers that connect people who need to heal and might prevent the need for reliance on pharmaceuticals that would see to neutralize their individuality and personality—take them from presence with their children and loved ones—lobotomize people medically.

That would be a good thing to do. People should work things out to leave the parties of fallen relationships and instances of true abusers and victims with a sense of inner and outer safety. We can’t just address the most superficial symptoms—causes have to be found—true healing does not come from western medicine. True healing comes from the compassion of others. It comes from the intuitions of women.