/r/therapyabuse/

r/therapyabuse

22k members
r/therapyabuse is a subreddit with 22k members. The community frequently discusses therapy, therapist, abuse, therapists, and mental health, and the most common flair used is therapy-critical, anti-therapy , therapy abuse , therapy culture, and rant (see rule 9).
Please read our rules before participating at r/therapyabuse. Please report content as needed, or modmail to reach our mods. We are run by volunteers. This is a trauma support space, not a “debate space.”

Popular Topics in r/therapyabuse

#1

Therapy

255 posts
#2

Therapist

128 posts
#3

Abuse

62 posts
#4

Therapists

30 posts
#5

Mental Health

29 posts
#6

Struggling

26 posts
#7

Help

21 posts
#8

Hate

19 posts
#9

Trauma

18 posts
#10

Struggle

16 posts

Flair Used in r/therapyabuse

#1
Therapy-Critical
: "I am a clinician, and the "Abuse" doesn't stop at the patient, it’s the entire Architecture."
65 posts
#2
Anti-Therapy
: "Therapy wants you to comform not to be happy."
27 posts
#3
Therapy Abuse
: "I'm a Neurodivergent, Working Class, Bisexual POC. Therapy was not set up to help me and has only harmed me more. Institutions harm marginalized."
25 posts
#4
Therapy Culture
: "The overreliance on suicide hotlines/telling everyone to go to therapy"
21 posts
#5
Rant (see rule 9)
: "I really don’t like the state of society right now and just how…pushed therapy is."
19 posts
#6
‼️ TRIGGERING CONTENT
: "Matched with a therapist on a dating app… and I’m genuinely disturbed"
8 posts
#7
Respectful Advice/Suggestions OK
: "My therapist said I smelled and that he had to spray the office after I left last session. And more"
8 posts
#8
DON'T TELL ME TO SEE ANOTHER THERAPIST
: "Is CBT victim blaming?"
6 posts
#9
🌶️SPICY HOT TAKE🌶️
: "Friendly reminder that most therapists don’t have any domestic violence education or training"
5 posts
#10
Alternatives to Therapy
: ""Their practice did not involve being outside in the sun where you begin to feel better. (...) Instead they would take people one at a time into these dingy little rooms and have them sit around for an hour or so and talk about bad things that had happened to them. We had to ask them to leave.""
3 posts

Member Growth in r/therapyabuse

Yearly
+5k members(32.0%)

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Last updated: June 8, 2026