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Your Therapist Is Lying to You
How the Profession That Charges $200 an Hour Lost Its Mind - and What to Do Instead
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About this listen
Half of the psychologists who study psychology do not think psychology
is a science of truth. The rest cannot agree on what a disorder is.
Meanwhile the bill keeps arriving: two hundred dollars an hour, for
something the evidence supports about as well as it supports astrology.
Your Therapist Is Lying to You is not a book about your therapist. It is a book about what happens
when a profession bills like a science and answers like a friendship.
Thirteen chapters, each one dismantling a piece of received wisdom:
the DSM and its three hundred diagnoses, the replication crisis, the
placebo effect you paid for, the confidence intervals on your childhood,
the mindfulness apps, the breathwork industry, and the strange case of
the therapy that works exactly as well as everything else.
Then, finally, what actually works. It is less comforting than the
industry and considerably more useful.
This book is opinion and satire. It is not medical advice. If you are in
therapy and it is working for you, this book is not about you.
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