How do I make therapy better?

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Hi KF. Former NATSOC here. Now I am a therapist. I want to hear your thoughts on therapy and how to make it better. I think a lot of therapists don't get the realities you face, so I want to share your thoughts with them.

You can post about it here or do the survey I made, up to you:


^I know the link looks suspicious, but I'm not phishing. Let me know if there's anything I can do to prove that. Qualtrics is the survey service and Tarleton is my school.

I have some great memories on forums/chans like this and I hope you're making some good memories here too.

P.S. I guess I'm posting this on my actual account and not a burner, so if I get banned, it is what it is toobs.
 
Therapy is just confession for atheists, and a lot of people are "depressed" because they aren't able to create meaning for their lives on their own in a secular society that directly rewards antisocial behavior. The only way you can make therapy better is to encourage your clients to go out and make meaningful friendships/relationships so they don't have to pay you to listen to their problems.
 
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Hi KF. Former NATSOC here. Now I am a therapist. I want to hear your thoughts on therapy and how to make it better. I think a lot of therapists don't get the realities you face, so I want to share your thoughts with them.
I don't believe a God Damned thing you say. If anyone does, they deserve to be shamed as much as your stupid ass.
 
I ain’t clicking that shit nigger
That's understandable.
Therapy is just confession for atheists, and a lot of people are "depressed" because they aren't able to create meaning for their lives on their own in a secular society that directly rewards antisocial behavior. The only way you can make therapy better is to encourage your clients to go out and make meaningful friendships/relationships so they don't have to pay you to listen to their problems.
That's the goal, for them to not have to pay us anymore.
You're probably right about secular society being part of depression. You say it like it's easy to find meaning and friendships/relationships, though. It's especially hard as a non-normie. What do you suggest therapists do to help people who it's not easy for?
I don't believe a God Damned thing you say. If anyone does, they deserve to be shamed as much as your stupid ass.
Yeah, I know. Got no way of proving it, unless you can think of something.
I would like to see a return to the days of Sigmund Freud when the doctors took (and shared) cocaine freely, and medicinally masturbated their patients to reduce hysteria.
Sounds ethical enough.
 
It will have to be on a case by case basis. There is no one-size-fits-all. Therefore, you will have to share all the details of each of your patients so that we, The Farms, may provide customized therapeutic advice. However, we understand this can be time consuming so we will prescribe boilerplate recommendations for those cases unlikely to be funny enough to warrant greater efforts. It rhymes with "Kill yourself faggot."
 
For genuine disabilities, I suspect Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation, is an underutilized as a technique to instead line the pockets of pharmaceutical companies.

I also suspect that, if applied correctly, could be used to cure homosexuality and transsexuality, which could be pretty funny.
 
You're probably right about secular society being part of depression. You say it like it's easy to find meaning and friendships/relationships, though. It's especially hard as a non-normie. What do you suggest therapists do to help people who it's not easy for?
Getting involved in the community in some regards as the most fulfilling part of the human experience is being a part of something bigger then oneself. It is extremely easy to make friends when you're working towards the common good of one another. Organized Religion is often the easiest way to fill that need and also address the unconscious existentialism driving the lack of meaning people feel in life.
 
I all seriousness I have tried therapy several times over the last 2 decades. It rarely works, going out for a hike, hunt, or fish is hundreds of times time better spent.

I’ve never tried a therapist that does sessions outside but maybe it’s something to consider? Get your crazies into the wilderness and see if nature makes them better (bear spray for your violent crazies lol)
 
It will have to be on a case by case basis. There is no one-size-fits-all. Therefore, you will have to share all the details of each of your patients so that we, The Farms, may provide customized therapeutic advice. However, we understand this can be time consuming so we will prescribe boilerplate recommendations for those cases unlikely to be funny enough to warrant greater efforts. It rhymes with "Kill yourself faggot."
I don't know any cows. None that are clients anyway. And I am protective of my friends/private cows.
For genuine disabilities, I suspect Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation, is an underutilized as a technique to instead line the pockets of pharmaceutical companies.

I also suspect that, if applied correctly, could be used to cure homosexuality and transsexuality, which could be pretty funny.
I've heard good things about TMS. I was suspicious because of how much it was being shilled but the evidence is there, for some disorders.
Getting involved in the community in some regards as the most fulfilling part of the human experience is being a part of something bigger then oneself. It is extremely easy to make friends when you're working towards the common good of one another. Organized Religion is often the easiest way to fill that need and also address the unconscious existentialism driving the lack of meaning people feel in life.
Sounds like a great way. I think in recent years we have expanded on what a 'religion' is, or what communities bring the same human connection and existential fulfillment as religions. I'm thinking of Jonathan Haidt here, and Putnam's "Bowling Alone"...
I all seriousness I have tried therapy several times over the last 2 decades. It rarely works, going out for a hike, hunt, or fish is hundreds of times time better spent.

I’ve never tried a therapist that does sessions outside but maybe it’s something to consider? Get your crazies into the wilderness and see if nature makes them better (bear spray for your violent crazies lol)
I love the woods. I like laying in the grass. I like getting to the top of a hill or mountain. No feeling can compare.
So you kept trying therapy, several times. What did you get from it each time you went?
 
So you kept trying therapy, several times. What did you get from it each time you went?
I only went because it was free with my work. The main benefit I found was that I could rant at someone who was paid to listen to me complain. Therapists want to try different approaches to help (CBT is the only one coming to mind). I didn’t find much value to that stuff but being able to vocalize my thoughts was helpful. Ranting and complaining is fun and it’s nice to have someone who is outside of the situation listen and help organize my thoughts.
 
Former NATSOC here
You brought it up so I have to ask, why is it former national socialist?
Re: the op, I think giving people tools to work out their problems is fine but the libtard brainwashers that are in their field to support their agendas are a problem particularly enabling body dysmorphia (trannies) but also I think a lot of people seek out therapy as they lack any intelligent friends or anyone remotely resembling a mentor. I recently discovered a lot of zoomers are scared of old people so it's no wonder they don't know shit, and so they seek therapists to teach them the hard learned life lessons they aren't learning from family or community members
 
Sounds like a great way. I think in recent years we have expanded on what a 'religion' is, or what communities bring the same human connection and existential fulfillment as religions.
Could you talk like an actual human being and not like some corporate drone. Do all therapists have to sell their soul to the devil and as a result cannot understand what it is like to be an actual human because you're all a bunch of soulless golems
 
I only went because it was free with my work. The main benefit I found was that I could rant at someone who was paid to listen to me complain. Therapists want to try different approaches to help (CBT is the only one coming to mind). I didn’t find much value to that stuff but being able to vocalize my thoughts was helpful. Ranting and complaining is fun and it’s nice to have someone who is outside of the situation listen and help organize my thoughts.
What's the difference between ranting and complaining to a therapist vs to a friend/partner/family member? Or a stranger? I mean, we are trained listeners, so there might be something special there. Or trained listening could be bullshit too.

>organize my thoughts
When I'm in therapy, I feel like I'm getting all my thoughts out onto the table, or a workbench.
You brought it up so I have to ask, why is it former national socialist?
Re: the op, I think giving people tools to work out their problems is fine but the libtard brainwashers that are in their field to support their agendas are a problem particularly enabling body dysmorphia (trannies) but also I think a lot of people seek out therapy as they lack any intelligent friends or anyone remotely resembling a mentor. I recently discovered a lot of zoomers are scared of old people so it's no wonder they don't know shit, and so they seek therapists to teach them the hard learned life lessons they aren't learning from family or community members
>Why is it former national socialist?
I got sick of being so angry all the time.

>libtard brainwashers that are in their field to support their agendas
This is why I'm asking what you want in a therapist. We do have therapists that are pushing their agendas. Pushing our values onto clients goes directly against the ethics code, but therapists seem to make an exception if they have liberal ideas.

>I recently discovered a lot of zoomers are scared of old people so it's no wonder they don't know shit, and so they seek therapists to teach them the hard learned life lessons they aren't learning from family or community members
Bowling Alone again. Also, why are they scared of old people?
Could you talk like an actual human being and not like some corporate drone. Do all therapists have to sell their soul to the devil and as a result cannot understand what it is like to be an actual human because you're all a bunch of soulless golems
Yeah, sorry. I don't know why I'm speaking rigidly. I'm very anti-phony so I dunno why I'm coming off as an HR spokesperson right now.
 
I got sick of being so angry all the time.
That's fair. That whole community is shit. Can't blame you for that. I generally agree with the theory but I would not call myself a member of that community for similar reasons.
This is why I'm asking what you want in a therapist
I guess a listener and a tool provider, confidence builder is all I can think of.
Bowling Alone again. Also, why are they scared of old people?
Yeah seriously. The ones I spoke to are scared to death of even the mildest criticism of hearing something remotely politically incorrect and their impression is that old people are going to say one of those two things. Fascinating anecdote, dumber zoomers don't understand the meaning of racism and just classify any degorotory speech as racism. Sexism, ageism, misandrism, faggot hate etc is all just racism to them
 
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