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American College of Orgonomy
https://en-academic.com/dic.nsf/enwiki/6028091

https://en-academic.com/dic.nsf/enwiki/6028091
American College of Orgonomy
(emphasis added)

The American College of Orgonomy (A.C.O.) was formed as a nonprofit institution by Dr. Elsworth F. Baker in 1968. [cite book | Fury on Earth: A Biography of Wilhelm Reich | Sharaf, Myron | 1994 | Da Capo Press | ISBN 0306805758 | pp. 480-481 ] The purpose of the College is to advance the scientific work in the science of orgonomy, originally developed by Dr. Wilhelm Reich.

The A.C.O. trains therapists and offers courses in the field of social orgonomy for teachers, social workers, as well as other fields of interest. Standards in the field of orgonomy are created and maintained by the college as well.

Wilhelm Reich was a prominent, though intensely controversial, psychiatrist from the circle around Sigmund Freud in Vienna. He fell from grace with Freud when he claimed a criterion for psychical health ("orgastic potency") and advanced psychoanalysis to "character analysis". Finally, in 1934, Freud engineered Reich's expulsion from the International Psychoanalytical Association. Reich advanced from character analysis to vegetotherapy, the prototype of later body psychotherapy. Simultaneously Reich did some experimentation into the "electrical function of sexuality and anxiety" and the origin of life. In 1940 he announced the discovery of orgone energy, the basis of orgonomy, which many members of mainstream psychiatry and the scientific community at large insist must be labeled as pseudo-science, with Henry Bauer accusing the college of perpetuating Reich's "latter-day megalomania". [cite book | Science or Pseudoscience: Magnetic Healing, Psychic Phenomena, and Other Heterodoxies | Bauer, Henry H. | 2001 | University of Illinois Press | ISBN 0252026012 | p. 160 | http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=66oabFI9CFQC&pg=PA160&dq=%22American+College+of+Orgonomy%22&num=100&sig=ijhYRF0YkB8f4FtcCHhzTmRLazQ ] The interdisciplinary field of orgonomic studies encompasses several established disciplines, including biological, social, [cite journal | Hochberg, Louis | 1997 | June | "Wilhelm Reich in the alternative therapies and clinical social work" | Clinical Social Work Journal | volume 5 | issue 2 | pages 99–107 | ISSN 1573-3343 | http://www.springerlink.com/content/u6183462406325l4/ | accessdate 2008-03-08 | DOI 10.1007/BF02144235 ] and environmental [cite book | Astrology And Your Health | Avery, Jeanne | 2004 | Cosimo, Inc. | ISBN 1931044775 | p. 37 | http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=B8yk9F4QpaMC&pg=PA37&dq=%22American+College+of+Orgonomy%22&num=100&sig=a4pSv7HVxqgdh2K7b8a1cb8xQF8 ] sciences.

Orgone therapy, developed from vegetotherapy by Reich, did not rely on the use of drugs at all. Baker was a student and co-worker of Reich in the United States. In her book, Orgone and You, Reich’s assistant, Lois Wyvell, explains how Reich asked Baker to carry the science of orgonomy forward in 1949.

Baker’s response to this challenge was to form the A.C.O. and to publish the Journal of Orgonomy in 1967 – a scientific publication devoted to advancing orgone science. The A.C.O. continues to publish the journal semiannually. [cite book | Introduction to Psychology | Morgan, Clifford Thomas |1986 | McGraw-Hill | ISBN 0070432104 |p. 715 | http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=1GZUM-NU2xYC&q=%22American+College+of+Orgonomy%22&dq=%22American+College+of+Orgonomy%22&num=100&pgis=1] Baker also wrote a major textbook on orgone therapy, Man In the Trap [cite book | The Body in Psychotherapy | Smith, Edward W. L. | 2000 | McFarland | ISBN 0786409665 | p. 14 |url=http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=1rrlcR8u_2UC&pg=PA14&dq=%22American+College+of+Orgonomy%22&num=100&sig=LNBpBlNASS9xZrnK7MXMBDPd6Kw ] — wherein the word "orgone" does not appear.

The American College of Orgonomy is based in Princeton, NJ. They offer a major orgonomic conference every fall, and hold regional talks on various scientific topics. Members of the college teach related college courses and also present laboratory courses.

Training Programs
The College conducts a postgraduate medical orgonomy training program for qualified physicians and psychiatrists. Physicians who meet preset requirements can receive instruction in becoming orgone therapists. There are also courses offered for those interested in "social orgonomy".

Publications
Besides the Journal of Orgonomy, the A.C.O. publishes books of orgonomic interest including Baker’s Man In the Trap, Me and the Orgone by Orson Bean and recently also Wilhelm Reich and Orgonomy by Ola Raknes. The A.C.O. has also produced films about orgonomy, most notably, Room For Happiness - an introduction to orgonomic therapy.

See also
* Body Psychotherapy

References
[This article has some serious defects, besides being out of date, like citing only secondary sources while giving some primary sources mere mention and leaving others, like WR's own writings, omitted. It also omits the Nazi takeover in 1933 and WR's publication of The Mass Psychology of Fascism, which started the political trouble with Nazis AND Stalinists, that same year. We may revisit other flaws in this article, but for now, leave it to the reader to perform further diligence. —ned]

External links
* [http://www.orgonomy.org The American College of Orgonomy]

Critical Review of Christopher Turner's Adventures in the Orgasmatron

A Defense of Dr. Wilhelm Reich and his Orgonomic Science

Against Renewed Sexual Slander and Defamation.*

By James DeMeo, PhD

http://www.orgonelab.org/DeMeoReviewOfTurner.htm


More will be reported on these continuing malicious attacks in the future, but in the meanwhile, here are a few additional items providing refutation and critical review of the Turner book:

Book Review (in press), by Richard Blasband, MD
http://www.orgonelab.org/BlasbandReviewOfTurner.pdf

Unpublished Letter to the Wall Street Journal, by Peter Crist, MD
http://www.orgonomy.org/images/images_misc/WSJ_Allen.pdf

Standing Up for Wilhelm Reich, by Peter Jones
http://www.orgonomyuk.org.uk/Orgasmatron%20Review.html

Published Letter to Editor of NY Times, by Kevin Hinchey, Co-Director of the Wilhelm Reich Museum and Trust
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/10/16/books/review/adventures-in-the-orgasmatron.html

https://web.archive.org/web/20120118071554/http://www.orgonomyuk.org.uk/Orgasmatron%20Review.html

Review of Christopher Turner's recent book, Adventures with hte Orgasmatron,
Farrar, Straus and Giroux, New York, 2011

Standing Up for Wilhelm Reich
PeterJones, copyright Peter Jones and C O R E 2011.
Centre for Orgonomic Research and Education, UK.


Like many readers of non-fiction I love biographies. Writing the biography of someone you think important and worth writing about seems so obviously sensible that I did not think further about it and carried on happily reading biographies. I assumed without question that authors write the biographies of people they admire, even worship in some cases, at least people they think are important. I imagine it is a positive experience to soak in the world of, say, Robert Hooke, Charlotte Bronte, or Charles Darwin for a couple of years. It is certainly a positive experience for me, the reader, to spend a week or two in their worlds.

So what motivates an author to write about someone who he clearly despises, thinks is completely worthless, and wishes to destroy, not just to denigrate and ridicule, and whose work and history he aims to grind to dust and eliminate every positive trace of, so that posterity will not even come across him again? This hapless victim is not a celebrity or a political fanatic whose evil influence is destroying the world as we know it, but someone who is dead and all but forgotten. That seems to be the aim of Christopher Turner in his recent history of Wilhelm Reich. He spent seven years at the job, too. It can’t have been a very enjoyable seven years.

The noscript of Turner’s book gives the game away. This is not going to be a scholarly history, though it is dressed up as one, with pages of references. The orgasmatron was Woodie Allen’s satirical name for a gadget that did not really resemble the orgone accumulator at all. It was a true machine, depending on electric input, as I understand it. (I haven’t seen the film in which it stars). The orgone accumulator, devised by Wilhelm Reich, used no active input of energy from any ordinary source at all and simply worked because of the physical properties of the materials in its panels. Turner pursues his thesis with a tabloid knack for sliding things together, papering over cracks in his arguments, and leading readers on from A to G or even J and K before they realise that they have left A. It seems a strange project to spend seven years and take 450 pages and piles of apparently scholarly references to make a point that is, at heart, little more than a red-top headline. His book has been embraced in exactly the spirit in which it was written, with lurid headlines, ridiculous, unsupported claims, and abusive, contemptuous comments on newspaper websites.

A good example of how Turner bends his evidence is his version of Ola Raknes’s first encounter with Reich in Oslo in 1934. (Raknes was a lay psycho-analyst and later became a staunch, informed, and sober advocate of orgonomy.) ‘According to Reich’s future disciple Ola Raknes (who would be bowled over by his “vitality, his vivacity and his charm” ),…’ Now Raknes was never the disciple of anybody or anything but the truth. He had a tenacious respect for evidence and always investigated things before he came to a conclusion about them. He was Reich’s future student, a very different thing. Also he was the last person to be bowled over by anything or anybody. I looked up the original words to see how accurate this quotation was. In his book, Wilhelm Reich and Orgonomy, Raknes wrote, ‘What first impressed me when I met Reich personally was his vitality, his vivacity and his charm.’ The real quotation gives a very different picture from the one Turner gives.