Margaret Pabst Battin

Aug 30, 2023 | tandfonline.com | Margaret Pabst Battin |Alicia Ouellette

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Aug 30, 2023 | tandfonline.com | Lonny Shavelson |Thaddeus M. Pope |Margaret Pabst Battin |Alicia Ouellette

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Aug 8, 2023 | quillette.com | Steve Salerno |Brent M. Kious |Margaret Pabst Battin |Robin Hanson

Historically, the knock on psychotherapy has been that it’s a pseudoscience perpetrated by overeducated life coaches. Their insights are so arbitrary and insubstantial that they can render diametric judgments under oath about the risks posed to society by the same accused serial killer. Jaundiced perceptions aside, therapy’s role in modern life is no joke. America is a nation increasingly surrendering itself to the therapist’s couch.