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Psychologists in general are people who devote their lives to help mankind. Can you imagine a more admirable profession than that? But considering the diversity of mankind, how can you decide what kind of help each person needs? How can you tell which method works? And who do you blame when it doesn’t? Dr. W. Joseph Wyatt, Ph.D., clinical psychologist, forensic expert and professor at Marshall University, WV, U.S.A., is to give us a selection of notorious, memorable and sometimes fatal cases in which psychologists were on the wrong track with either understanding or helping other people. You can learn more about the so called ‘orgon energy therapy’ from the early 20th century or even about the ‘alien theory’ of a Harvard professor in the 1990’s, among many others. There is one lesson we can learn from these cases: without the unwavering base of science our good intention to help is hardly enough.