Mick Cooper, Professor of Counseling Psychology at the University of Roehampton, shares insights on how psychotherapy can ignite social change. He highlights the significance of pluralism in mental health care, emphasizing collaborative approaches that enhance client voices. The conversation dives into the roots of destructive behaviors, advocating for empathy over judgment. Cooper also discusses the relationship between psychological needs and societal frameworks, and the role of radical acceptance in fostering a more egalitarian society.