Personal Responsibility Inc

<p><strong>A powerful critique of how therapy reinforces neoliberal values, and a visionary call to reclaim collective responsibility in the face of systemic distress.</strong></p><p><em>Personal Responsibility, Inc.</em> offers a one-of-a-kind investigation into psychotherapy’s complicity with the insidious and harmful effects of neoliberalism on individuals, relationships, and society.</p><p>Increasingly, therapy functions as an arm of neoliberal ideology—reinforcing its imperatives of personal responsibility, individualism, and relentless self-improvement. These values compel people to search inward for solutions to problems created and sustained by the system itself.</p><p>But this book goes beyond critique. It presents a vision—and concrete practices—for resisting neoliberalism’s pressure to seek individual fixes for structural problems.</p><p>It’s time for therapists and therapy-users alike to stop blaming non-normative brains, negative thinking, or poor coping skills for the widespread suffering we experience in a world on the brink. Instead, we must name neoliberalism for what it is, reclaim our shared humanity, and begin transforming distress into collective awareness and action.</p><p>Written by a practicing psychotherapist for an engaged, non-specialist audience, <em>Personal Responsibility, Inc.</em> is not a pitch for another therapeutic method. It’s an uncompromising call for a cultural course correction—and a starting point for real change.</p>