One Nation Under Therapy: How the Helping Culture Is Eroding Self-Reliance
by Christina Hoff Sommers
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philosophy,
politics,
unfinished
Read in April, 2008
I think the authors make a valid point about the problems with focusing excessively on our feelings in this current culture (especially encouraging children, who have not learned to manage their feelings, to do so). However, I lost interest in the book about half way through and have added it to my unfinished pile.
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social-critique
Read in January, 2006
It's high time someone pointed out the insanity of modern therapy and our willingness to trust this new false priesthood with our mental health. The critical data presented are powerful and sobering. Get off that couch, America, you have been seduced by the followers of a madman.
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Read in January, 2006
This book criticises the way the mental health profession has disempowered people and made 'normal' abnormal. It is a very readable book for one that references a lot of research.
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to-read
worthwhile but a bit Ditto-head. not the same calibre as "creating mental illness".
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Read in September, 2005
Great book for therapists and those in the helping profession.
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