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> Therapy can be helpful but we’re leaving a lot on the table if that is the only solution we have. Doesn't sound like you disagree with the author. She's not
by karaterobot 4y ago
> Therapy can be helpful but we’re leaving a lot on the table if that is the only solution we have.
Doesn't sound like you disagree with the author. She's not saying therapy is always bad, just that it's not always good. This seems common sense. The question is, when is it better to get therapy than not to get therapy, what kind of therapy, with whom, and so on.
- thenerdhead 4y agoYour question would be answered by seeking help to see if it is right for you and for a common sense therapist to reject you if you’re doing fine. Sadly that is unlikely given incentives and the need to keep practicing. They are great arguments but just feels generalizing something many don’t even do to begin with.