This fear of change, I've wondered for a while if it's based on the prevailing psychological treatments of the last century. What we see now as political correctness and a refusal to call government institutions out on what they're doing may have gotten its start in the refusal of psychologists to judge morality in the world of their patients. If someone, say, were abused by a family member, the job of the psychologist has often been to help them stop labeling it as wrong. Instead, they taught patients radical acceptance and that passive reaction now seems to define the public's response to government abuse, too.
Good call, and it's no accident that psychologists largely preach "self acceptance". Not all however, but as you said, many.
Psychiatry is an arm of the state as Thomas Szasz said, and modern psychiatry has its roots in the mind-controlling elite through the Tavistock Institute, who called their psychiatrists "the shock troops to change society". Look in Mind Control by Jim Keith for more info, chapter 4 or 5.