No argument from me

So I am not remotely surprised by any of the recent announcements.

I feel that the US do do therapy better in terms of how they view it and offer it compared to us in the UK. It definitely feels all down to money here and there ain't a good system on offer

I've seen 3 job adverts for talking therapies service in the NHS and they're offering person centred therapy for 8-12 sessions but only after you've done a person centred experiential counselling for depression course.

I'm very happy I get to do 20 sessions of person-centred therapy in my service

Also there's a chapter where he basically roasts the idea of shortening, manualised therapy like NICE-recommended therapies because they focus on techniques over the relationship and it made me happy