Bad Therapy
A nonfiction critique arguing that the mental health industry and its therapeutic culture are harming children and young adults. Abigail Shrier contends that well-intentioned interventions often reinforce victimhood, weaken resilience, and contribute to rising rates of anxiety and depression.
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Ranked #300 of 1942 · Published 2024
Mentioned 3× on The Joe Rogan Experience across 3 episodes, most recently on Oct 31, 2024.
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Book data: ISBN 9780593542934. Cover via Open Library Covers.