The Last Therapist
Description
What happens when therapy itself becomes the target?
Dr. Laura Fontaine has spent decades helping others make sense of their lives-until a flood of vicious online reviews threatens to destroy her practice. Her longtime friend and fellow therapist, Theo Lincoln, faces his own backlash in academia for refusing to conform to the latest ideological trends.
As the two navigate a profession increasingly shaped by social media outrage and political pressure, they're drawn into the unraveling marriage of an elderly couple whose buried secrets mirror their own inner turmoil.
In The Last Therapist, Michael Karson delivers a piercing, intelligent exploration of love, loyalty, and the quiet courage it takes to think for yourself in a world that punishes nuance. At once a gripping relationship drama and a timely commentary on the changing landscape of mental health care, this novel dares to ask: Who's really doing the healing-and at what cost?