Bad Therapy: Why the Kids Aren't Growing Up
In Bad Therapy, Abigail Shrier questions whether the growing emphasis on therapy is always helping children and adolescents thrive. The book examines how therapeutic culture may shape young people’s development, emotional lives, and path toward independence, offering a critical perspective for readers interested in parenting, psychology, and education.
About This Book
Bad Therapy explores contemporary attitudes toward therapy for children and adolescents.
The book considers how therapeutic culture may influence young people’s emotional lives, development, and growing independence.
Abigail Shrier presents a critical perspective on the expansion of therapy in everyday childhood and family life.
It is aimed at readers interested in parenting, psychology, education, and youth development.
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