Joshua van Asakinda is a professional psychological consultant. He holds a master's degree from American Military University, and a bachelor's degree from the University of Pittsburgh, where he studied psychology and philosophy. Having grown frustrated with the modern paradigm, he created Virilis, a neoclassical theory of psychology, which in turn resulted in the development of ParaBellum, a revolutionary personal development system for achieving success through self-mastery. Fortunately, all these services are available to the public, and applicable for purposes both personal and professional. Finally, he is a poet and a novelist; his new book Stranging the Beautiful Noise is currently available in print, and will soon be available in digital.

Professional Psychological Consultation

The ParaBellum program is a personal coaching system designed for the development of:

  • Willpower;
  • Mission-focus;
  • Healthier, more satisfying relationships;
  • Habit-breaking skills;
  • Problem-solving skills;
  • Techniques for stress and depression management;​
  • Techniques for more effective child-raising, especially in the case of boys;
  • Professional success via practical applications of game theory;
  • & Much, much more...​
Fortunately, the digital revolution has made ParaBellum available everywhere: from Pittsburgh to Dallas, from New York to Las Vegas, and everywhere in between.

Written Works by Joshua van Asakinda

Seven heroes awaken in a world of shadows, led only by the visions of a young boy. So begins a journey into darkness and death, a journey of insight into the mystery of life, of friendship, and of what it means to be a hero.
Oracle: Ninety Days to a New Life is an inspirational book of aphorisms designed to lead one, step by step, into self-mastery. Written in the spirit of Heroic Theory, it combines a deep understanding of the way of the warrior, psychology and philosophy, and various religious traditions, in order to provide a sophisticated method for discovering the meaning of it all.

Stranging the Beautiful Noise

Stranging the Beautiful Noise includes 144 poems about God; birth & death; the way of the warrior; psychology; philosophy; sin & vengefulness; virtue, love, & sacrifice; heroes, mythologies both existent and imagined, and whatever else may be hidden within my soul. Read at your own risk.
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[ Disclaimer: Joshua van Asakinda is not a licensed therapist. Psychological consultation is not intended for the diagnosis of mental health disorders, nor is it intended for the treatment or management of mental health disorders. Those who may be suffering from a mental health disorder should discuss it with a licensed therapist. Materials contained herein pertaining to mental health disorders are for educational purposes; services rendered by Joshua van Asakinda are rendered for the purpose of consultation only, and are in no way intended to be therapeutic in character. ]
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