Psychobabble: Iatrogenic Talk Therapy Spreading Weakness Trauma Learned Helplessness Emotional Basket Cases

Conrad Riker
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Your Therapist Is Making You Weaker — And It’s by Design  


Have you ever walked out of therapy feeling more broken than when you walked in?  


Do you suspect that “healing” is just code for surrendering your strength?  


Have you noticed how every problem gets blamed on your father, your race, or your gender — never on the ideology selling the cure?  


- Exposes how modern talk therapy preys on masculine responsibility and reframes it as pathology  

- Reveals the hidden maternal script behind “emotional processing” and why it infantilizes men  

- Traces feminist animus and communist framing embedded in diagnostic manuals and therapeutic language  

- Shows how “trauma” has replaced sin, and confession replaces growth — all while absolving ideology  

- Demonstrates the psychological roots of female-coded collectivism masquerading as “care”  

- Uncovers how rumination, blame, and victim identity are rewarded — while resilience is punished  

- Proves that “mental health” industries promote dependency, not autonomy, especially for men  

- Equips you with logic, rhetoric, and grammar to dismantle ideological possession word by word  


If you want to reclaim your mind, reject therapeutic tyranny, and stand firm as a man in a world that wants you broken — buy this book today.  

Your Therapist Is Making You Weaker — And It’s by Design Have you ever walked out of therapy feeling more broken than when you walked in? Do you suspect that “healing” is just code for surrendering your strength? Have you noticed how every problem gets blamed on your father, your race, o...

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