American Therapy

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Exploring the evolution of American psychotherapy, this book traces the journey from Freud's foundational theories to the modern pharmacological approaches exemplified by Zoloft. It delves into the cultural, social, and scientific influences that shaped psychological practices over the years, highlighting key figures and movements that contributed to the field's development. By examining the interplay between therapy and society, it offers insights into how mental health treatment has transformed and continues to evolve in contemporary America.