The US psychology school tends to be very pavlovian in the way they apply therapy. It's prescriptive rather than empathic (do this vs helping you re-position yo

The US psychology school tends to be very pavlovian in the way they apply therapy. It's prescriptive rather than empathic (do this vs helping you re-position your views of yourself). My guess is probably due to cost. Other schools of therapy take a long time, and healthcare in the US is extremely expensive, so I don't see those other techniques becoming popular.