Therapists Have Become Too Accommodating | RealClearPolitics
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by Jonathan Alpert, Wall Street JournalFebruary 23, 2026
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Therapists are increasingly being criticized for over-accommodating their patients' needs, such as allowing extra test time or permitting pets during sessions. This trend reflects a broader cultural shift toward prioritizing individual convenience and personalization across various sectors. Critics argue that while these adjustments aim to make therapy more accessible, they may dilute traditional therapeutic practices.
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Originally published on RealClearPolitics on 2/23/2026