<p>At least in my country, undergoing psychotherapy is perceived negatively.
People in my country perceive people as either healthy (normal), or mad and in need of a psychologist. My perception is different. I think most people would benefit from psychological therapy. </p>

<p><strong>Does the evidence support the idea that most people would benefit from psychotherapy?</strong></p>

<abnormal-psychology><clinical-psychology>
Would most people benefit from psychotherapy?
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# Would most people benefit from psychotherapy?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-03-01)

At least in my country, undergoing psychotherapy is perceived negatively.
People in my country perceive people as either healthy (normal), or mad and in need of a psychologist. My perception is different. I think most people would benefit from psychological therapy.

**Does the evidence support the idea that most people would benefit from psychotherapy?**

**Tags:** abnormal-psychology, clinical-psychology


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