Have you ever been tempted by therapy?
'People in LA think you learn by therapy.
Not by medicine, not by therapy and not by throwing it from the tops of buildings.
It depends on what is meant by therapy, and on who is undergoing it.
A sick man in South Africa, made radioactive by therapy, suffers 16 days of quarantine and existentialist musing.
"I was formed by therapy," she observes, "absorbing its influence in ways that would require most of my life to raise to consciousness.
Jeff's mood swings and outbursts suggest that, even if he wasn't suffering from P.T.S.D., he, in any case, would have been helped by therapy.
Universal said that Mr. Crowe's injury, calling for arthroscopic surgery followed by therapy, would delay the start of production by about a month, to April.
I took the medication for a year, accompanied by therapy, and this combination helped me get through it.
Mr. Strauss's thoughtful book showed how sophisticated Mystery's experiment actually was: What if modern men could be taught the art of swashbuckling Byronic seduction and thereby be saved from the depression and loneliness induced by therapy culture?
Would they have been better served by therapy?
