Bad Therapy: Why the Kids Aren’t Growing Up

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AMERICA’S YOUTH IN PERIL!

In a shocking exposé by Abigail Shrier, author of the explosive bestseller Irreversible Damage, the truth is revealed: America’s children are suffering at the hands of a mental health industry that is doing more harm than good. The alarming rise in youth suicide rates, the overreliance on antidepressants for children, and the misguided proliferation of mental health diagnoses are all symptoms of a broken system that is failing our kids.

But who is to blame for this crisis? According to Shrier, it’s not the children—it’s the so-called experts in the mental health field. Through extensive research and interviews with psychologists, parents, teachers, and young people, Shrier uncovers the damaging impact of current therapeutic approaches on our children. From the pitfalls of talk therapy to the dangers of Social Emotional Learning in schools, Shrier reveals the shocking truth behind the failures of the mental health industry.

But don’t despair! While mental health care can be a vital lifeline for children in crisis, it is clear that many current practices are failing to help our kids thrive. Bad Therapy is a wake-up call for parents everywhere to question the status quo and demand better solutions for America’s youth.

FAQ:
– What is the main message of Bad Therapy?
Bad Therapy exposes the failures of the mental health industry in properly addressing the needs of America’s youth.

– What are some examples of harmful therapeutic approaches mentioned in the book?
Talk therapy that induces rumination, Social Emotional Learning that handicaps vulnerable children, and “gentle parenting” that can lead to emotional turbulence and violence in children.

– What can parents do to ensure their children receive effective mental health care?
Parents must be vigilant in questioning the methods and treatments recommended for their children, and advocate for solutions that prioritize their child’s well-being above all else.