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Solving Extreme Behavior Problems in Children: How SpiroLateral Provides a New Path Forward

In today’s world, traditional approaches to behavioral problems in children—especially those diagnosed with Conduct Disorder (CD)—often fall short. Punitive discipline, rigid behavior charts, and one-size-fits-all therapy models fail to address the root causes of extreme behaviors. SpiroLateral, a consulting framework based on the Functional Conflict Perspective (FCP), offers a radically different, yet deeply effective approach.Continue reading “Solving Extreme Behavior Problems in Children: How SpiroLateral Provides a New Path Forward”

Urban Planning with SpiroLateral

SpiroLateral: A Geometric Framework for Regenerative Cities SpiroLateral is a term that fuses “Spiral” and “Lateral”, representing a non-linear, adaptive approach to urban development that combines the Fibonacci sequence with lateral expansion. This model emphasizes organic growth, distributed governance, and fractal-based infrastructure, ensuring scalability, sustainability, and social cohesion. Core Principles of SpiroLateral Design 1. MathematicalContinue reading “Urban Planning with SpiroLateral”

Resolving Anxious-Avoidant Dynamics with Functional Conflict Perspective (FCP)

The Problem:A person contacts me and says:“I keep ending up in relationships where I chase, and the other person pulls away. Or I withdraw when someone gets too close. It’s exhausting, but I don’t know how to stop this cycle.” Step 1: Diagnosing the Systemic Dysfunction 🔍 What’s Happening?This is a dysregulated relational feedback loopContinue reading “Resolving Anxious-Avoidant Dynamics with Functional Conflict Perspective (FCP)”

“The Architect of Balance: Isha Sarah Snow and the Science of Self-Regulating Systems”

If there were a biography about you, what would the title be? The title “The Architect of Balance: Isha Sarah Snow and the Science of Self-Regulating Systems” reflects my innovative approach to conflict resolution, systemic transformation, and relational cohesion. I am not just analyzing dysfunction—I am designing entirely new frameworks that replace hierarchy with fluid,Continue reading ““The Architect of Balance: Isha Sarah Snow and the Science of Self-Regulating Systems””