beneath the house
The Archive
MythsMind is an explorable mind — a gothic, dreamlike house where every room is an artistic interpretation of a psychological experience. Visitors move through it by clicking doorways. The deeper they descend, the heavier the material — and every descent is chosen, never imposed.
Beneath the art sits a real evidence base: a curated library of verified resources across ACT, CBT, DBT, and a wider third-wave and clinical companion set — papers, handouts, worksheets, protocols. The papers underwrite the experience; they never confront the visitor. This page is that evidence base, in the open: how much has been gathered, how it's been checked, what's still being hunted down, and the same tag-relationship data that draws the House's floor plan.
The library, right now
By modality
By resource type
By credibility tier
By verification status
The evidence base, by year
5,223 papers with a known publication date, spanning 1954–2026. Books, worksheets, and handouts usually aren't dated at their source, so they're left out of this chart — it's papers by publication year, not the whole library.
Verification — and the hunt that never really ends
Every resource gets a credibility tier and a verification status before it's treated as trustworthy enough to cite from inside a room. 5,674 of 6,708 resources are currently verified; 1,034 are still in the queue. A local LLM pass also checked each entry for blank pages, junk scrapes, and off-topic noise before anything reached the public catalog.
Founders, official trainers, WHO, ACBS's own public pages.
917 resources
Established clinical-resource sites — curated, not peer-reviewed.
17 resources
Academic literature — peer-reviewed papers, meta-analyses, RCTs, open access.
5,774 resources
Always-on hunt — what's already been fixed, what's still open
Sources rot. Bibliography pages get restructured, Cloudflare challenges get scraped as if they were papers, dates go unrecorded. This is the honest ledger of that cleanup — not a one-time pass, an ongoing one.
Fixed so far
- LLM legitimacy rejects (blank, junk, or off-topic pages)876
- LLM legitimacy kept after content check5,681
- Dead links rejected (confirmed 404/410/gone)47
- Duplicate resource rows merged (same DOI/URL, kept the best copy)1
- Junk-titled scrapes rejected (nav links, boilerplate, not content)1
- Retracted papers excluded from the evidence base0
- ACBS bibliography links repaired → direct DOI/article links473
- Cloudflare interstitial pages caught & re-flagged5
- Intentionally link-only (never rehosted, by design)2,593
Still open
- Links flagged blocked/inconclusive (likely bot-blocked, needs a human glance)839
- Pending LLM legitimacy review8
- Resources missing an author1,382
- Resources missing a published date1,485
- Papers missing a DOI54
- Currently flagged as an interstitial page (re-download queued)0
The tag constellation
This is the same tag co-occurrence data that lays out every House — click a tag to filter the catalog below.
Ask in your own words
Experimental — retrieval only, nothing AI-generated. This searches by meaning instead of exact title text, using a small model running on a machine that isn't always on. If it's asleep, everything else here still works.
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Where this goes
6,708 resources across 21 modalities is the start, not the ceiling. The corpus already spans ACT, CBT, DBT, and companions like CFT, MBCT, ERP, schema, MI, and trauma-focused protocols — next is denser coverage, more client-facing materials, and tighter verification as the hunt above turns up more to fix.
This is an art and education project. It is not therapy, not a product, and not monetized. See the disclaimer for crisis resources.