John Hook

In this discussion, John Hook, a PhD candidate in counseling psychology, and Frank Grover McAllister, a retired clinical psychologist, delve into radical psychology's intersection with social justice. They argue that capitalism undermines mental health and critique individualistic therapy approaches. The guests explore how radical practices can reveal systemic issues, emphasizing the moral purpose of therapy. They also discuss the importance of acknowledging ideology in our mindsets and envision a future where therapy promotes collective well-being amidst oppression.