A Critique of CBT as Ideology (Part 1)

May 10, 2020 / prateeksha sharma, Ph.D. / Leave a comment

I am glad someone has written about this and how it really shows the undemocratic nature of psychology and its own epistemic ignorance about what it sets out to do, yet so ineffectively

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A Critique of CBT as Ideology (Part 1)