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Reading: Just Therapy in poor communities (Waldegrave, 2008)

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by Stephen Madigan

Charles Waldegrave writes on how often competent therapists are able to quite effectively help move people out of depression, but then simply send them back to the conditions that created the problems in the first place - poverty, poor housing etc.

Charles Waldegrave writes on how often competent therapists are able to quite effectively help move people out of depression, but then simply send them back to the conditions that created the problems in the first place - poverty, poor housing etc.

Lesson tags: Charles Waldegrave, poverty, social conditions of the poor, social influences of problems
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