NewsWashington Free BeaconJune 28, 2026United States
Is Therapy Making Americans More Anxious?
This article discusses the argument presented by author Jonathan Alpert in his book 'Therapy Nation,' which suggests that the widespread reliance on therapy may be contributing to, rather than alleviating, collective mental health issues in the United States. It also notes the current difficulty in accessing mental health professionals due to high demand.
Read the full story at Washington Free BeaconWhy It Matters
The article highlights a potential shift in public discourse regarding the efficacy of mental health services and the current challenges in accessing professional care.
Key Facts
- The American Psychological Association reports that most mental health professionals are currently fully booked.
- Jonathan Alpert argues that mental health care may be a contributing factor to collective psychological distress in America.
- Jonathan Alpert is the author of the book 'Therapy Nation'.
Who's Mentioned
personJonathan Alpert“Author of the book 'Therapy Nation'.”organizationAmerican Psychological Association“Cited as the source for the claim that mental health professionals are fully boo”otherTherapy Nation—How America Got Hooked on Therapy and Why It's Left Us More Anxious and Divided“The book written by Jonathan Alpert.”