Hannah Spier: How Feminism Changed Therapy

0:00 – Intro: psychiatrist Hannah Spier of Psychobabble
0:56 – Why Hannah calls herself an anti-feminist psychiatrist
2:11 – Do troubled people go into psychotherapy?
4:09 – How feminist assumptions shape therapy
8:34 – Lou's experience in therapy
12:02 – Red flags: how long should therapy last?
13:25 – Why men open up while walking, driving, or building
16:17 – Exercise and diet as mental health treatment
18:33 – Body positivity and celebrating mental illness
20:42 – What are Cluster B personality disorders?
22:58 – Victimhood, self-diagnosis, and TikTok
25:50 – Excusing a toxic partner and prison pen pals
27:53 – Dating apps, height, and lonely young men
30:41 – Divorce, consent, and the "manosphere"
33:00 – Accountability for women and what makes a good mother
34:48 – Why women should plan for family early
37:32 – Bad relationship advice, adultery, and Mad Men
40:36 – Telling young women the truth about their 30s
42:26 – Theodore Dalrymple, the godfather of psychobabble
45:43 – "Neurodivergence is a costume worn by narcissists"
46:43 – How the autism diagnosis expanded
50:01 – Neurotypical kids and special education funding
53:41 – The inflated trauma diagnosis and wrap-up