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This article presents an imaginal case history of a presentation of cisteria as a mechanism for exploring unarticulated assumptions and unacknowledged power dynamics that undergird both the broad process of creating diagnoses, and the process of diagnosis at the individual level. Bracketed by reflections that contextualize the imaginal case study, this article aims to disrupt linear narratives regarding the production of diagnostic theory.