[hunter112]

You may want to read the book Unprotected and understand that a "few hundred bucks worth of sessions" is as likely to harm as to help and is part of the problem.

I'm more than happy to agree that there is some quack psychology out there. Maybe even most of it is, the therapist has to make the car payment somehow, and they have a built-in incentive to keep people in a juvenile state to exploit their financial resources. I just don't think that they all do it, and this woman might well benefit from finding someone to talk about her sexuality with, besides a church leader who is celebate.

What crock full of platitudes.

Including the ones you shoved in my mouth? Nothing she does is going to erase the past, but she has choices to make about how she deals with it in the present, and how she will deal with similar choices in the future. Locking your mind up into a set of the most restrictive rules you can find is just trading one extreme for another.

[socialismisinsidious]

a set of the most restrictive rules you can find is just trading one extreme for another.

'Extreme' and a problem according to you. She found the opposite life style to be destructive and thus changed. The real question is: why are you so bothered by her life?

BTW: the book Unprotected is not about quack psychology (it was written by a psychiatrist) but rather it is about PC on college campuses and how it hurts young adults...rather than giving truthful information college campus are full of well meaning people afraid of speaking the truth lest they be considered "extreme"