Bad Therapy or Bad Insights?
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We love to start this episode grooving to Brad's "fucking theme song." With Abigail Shrier's bold claims on Joe Rogan's podcast about 'Bad Therapy' as our compass, we traverse the landscape of professional advice—questioning if today's therapists are indeed wrapping the next generation in cotton wool. The journey isn't without its potholes as we scrutinize the notion of 'never' in therapy and take a detour through the Schmugelsphere for a closer look at Shrier's media insights, finding ourselves both enlightened and a tad heartbroken by the revelations.
Remember the days of the Oregon Trail, where you could die of dysentery with just a click? We bring that same blend of historical resilience and digital perils to the table, as we weigh the concept of verbalizing troubles against the silent fortitude of our trailblazing ancestors. It's a ride through the past and present, complete with the iconic game's throwbacks and punk rock homages, all wrapped up in a contemporary debate on mental health practices. So hitch up your wagon and prepare for a fording adventure—just don't fall prey to the same fate as the Donner Party—as we serve up a heartening mix of humor and insight on therapy, resilience, and the enduring strength of the human spirit.
Remember the days of the Oregon Trail, where you could die of dysentery with just a click? We bring that same blend of historical resilience and digital perils to the table, as we weigh the concept of verbalizing troubles against the silent fortitude of our trailblazing ancestors. It's a ride through the past and present, complete with the iconic game's throwbacks and punk rock homages, all wrapped up in a contemporary debate on mental health practices. So hitch up your wagon and prepare for a fording adventure—just don't fall prey to the same fate as the Donner Party—as we serve up a heartening mix of humor and insight on therapy, resilience, and the enduring strength of the human spirit.
Chapters
1. Discussing Bad Therapy and Parenting (00:00:00)
2. Comparing Therapy and the Oregon Trail (00:16:41)
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