07/24/2025
“Rather than treating mental distress as a problem to be fixed through measurable symptom reduction, the findings highlight the importance of meaning, relationship, agency, and narrative in processes of healing. It points to a broader view of psychological life, understanding therapy as a space where people seek coherence, dignity, and transformation within the context of their lived realities. In doing so, the research invites us to reconsider what constitutes evidence, what counts as change, and whose experiences are considered legitimate in defining the aims of care.”
From emotional depth to mindful living, clients name the benefits of therapy that standard measures often ignore.
