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My guy absolutely nails it. Therapy does not help people. I have never met someone who went to therapy and actually got better. I'm sure it does happen, but when I know two dozen people who have tried therapy and all ended the same or worse... That can't be... show more
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Separate psychology from psychiatry. Learn the difference. One can help you work through issues, one is a big pharma chemical pusher.

Eh. My 8 year old went to Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for sever (and I mean severe) anxiety. After 6 weeks, the therapist said, "I think we're done. Just use the tools I gave her..." It definitely helped her. Most other things, no, it's garbage.

A lot of the therapists need therapy. lol.

uhm 😶 my grandma fell and went to therapy and it did help her to walk again

Several arguments could be made. 1) People had a stronger sense of community. That can help you go through rougher times. Capitalist and individualistic societies have created a loneliness epidemic. Thats a real issue and should not be dismissed or taken lightly.

People don’t need therapy. We need Jesus.

Therapists don't become rich by quickly curing their clientele.

Respectfully, I served as an operational psychologist in Army Special Operations and some of the toughest men on the planet sometimes had to go see someone to unpack and resolve things. Just like if you break a bone or get an infection, you go see a physician. Nothing wrong with using appropriate resources, especially drug free ones, to develop and grow personally and professionally. Men are stronger when we go through life together.

I went to a couple of counseling sessions in my early 20's. It helped me, but I actually wanted to get the issue worked out.
