Freedom, Responsibility, and Therapy

Exploring the intersection of free will and mental well-being, this book delves into how beliefs in autonomy and responsibility influence psychological health and therapeutic practices. It examines various freedom-related concepts, including negative freedom and the experience of freedom, to uncover their significant impact on mental health outcomes. Through a comprehensive analysis, it aims to illuminate the reasons behind the positive correlation between the belief in free will and beneficial behaviors in psychotherapy and personality development.