"Increasing numbers of people are turning to this understanding," he says, "because they desire cures of their illnesses instead of protracted, inefficient treatments. Those seeking permanent cures of disorders, that previously had been ameliorated but not cured, have learned to look for therapists who understand the theory. For some talented, self-observing persons, knowledge gained from the writings has been sufficient for them to cure themselves of panic, phobia, compulsions, reactive depression, and other troubles."

Isaacs points out how, "The ages-old belief that emotions are interferences that blight our lives, is absolutely wrong. Emotions are always useful. As people become able to absorb an understanding of how this is so, and increasingly apply that knowledge to themselves, their psychological disorders can be permanently disassembled. More important, life experience becomes noticeably improved." The process of those personality changes is described in .

Extensive web-site material is available for the general public as well as for students and professionals. Additionally, the new web-site has two of Dr. Isaacs's books available for download, with others to be added soon. New and previously published journal articles will be available on the website in the future.

"These are appropriate for personal study or for class assignment," he said. "Professionals and students will find sufficient material there to understand the logic and science of this fundamental theory. That will enable them to apply it advantageously regardless of their particular school of psychological thought." Isaacs says, "Psychologists are increasingly recognizing this new knowledge as a significant advance in understanding human minds. They observe that it is knowledge sufficient to eradicate some psychological disorders."

Dr. Isaacs, who has a doctorate in psychology from the University of Chicago, is widely known in the United States and Europe from fifty years of helping patients, students, and professionals through clinical practice, lectures, writings, and leadership roles in psychology's professional associations.

He is recognized in several Who's Who books including Who's Who in Medicine and Healthcare, Science and Engineering, and Who's Who in the World. To learn more about his vision of dramatic advances in psychology for the 21st century, visit Dr. Isaacs's website at