therapy

Completed reading "Irreversible Damage" by Abigail Shrier and now reading her latest one. Both have been good for my current context.

Completed reading "Irreversible Damage" by Abigail Shrier and now reading her latest one. Both have been good for my current context.
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/198332459-bad-therapy

Public space ops, App integration facilitator @brightid

gen-x

joyfully subverting the status quo 〰️ /therapy host | biomimicry + psycho-socio-economic dynamics aficionado 🧠
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The books are well researched, written, and timely
- effects of therapy can be more harmful than helpful, especially for kids and adolescents. Most shouldn't be put to therapy.
- therapeutic interventions are way too prevalent and going out of hand in generations after /gen-x

That's just a facet covered though. I seem to not have digested enough yet. Glad to get a chance to consider a bunch of things I hadn't quite considered thinking about healing in general.

Like "Affirmative Therapy" for self diagnosed gender dysphoria. All kinds of new diagnoses like "Exam anxiety disorder" and clinical interventions without due diligence.

What kind of therapy? And what therapeutic interventions are we looking at?