The history of psychology is wild.
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I remember taking psych 101 or some equivalent and there was an entire 50 minute lecture about Freud. At the end I raised my hand and was like, "This... This is all considered bullshit now, right?" I can't remember what exactly the answer was, but I do remember that it wasn't an unequivocal yes. And that scared me.
sadly, not all practitioners practice evidence-based psychotherapy. some practice non-directive conversion about joe rogan topics.