Therapy Nation
A psychotherapist argues that America's embrace of therapy culture has ironically left us more anxious and divided. While mental health resources are abundant, Alpert contends that the pervasive "therapy-speak" in daily life and a focus on affirmation over accountability have weakened individuals and communities. This provocative analysis explores how our collective reliance on therapeutic concepts may be contributing to the very problems it aims to solve.
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