Therapy Beyond Modernity

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The book presents a critical examination of therapy, arguing that therapists have become overly compliant agents in managing mental health, prioritizing bureaucratic processes over genuine care. It challenges the prevailing practices within the therapeutic community, highlighting the potential dangers of a system that emphasizes administration over authentic therapeutic relationships. Through radical critiques, it seeks to provoke thought on the role of therapists and the implications of their practices on mental health care.