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Reality TV therapy sessions, particularly those featured on Bravo shows, have become a popular phenomenon. While some viewers appreciate the normalization of therapy and the opportunity to learn about mental health, others feel uncomfortable with the public disclosure of private details. Therapists acknowledge that the therapy seen on reality TV is not the same as real-world therapy, as the presence of cameras and the need for sensationalism can impact the dynamics and authenticity of the sessions. However, the exposure of therapy on TV can help reduce stigma and make treatment more accessible for viewers who may be hesitant to seek help. It is important for viewers to approach these on-screen therapy sessions with caution and to do their own research if they are interested in pursuing therapy. [Extracted from the article] |
