Therapy is more than a private clinical practice; it is a form of public service. This article explores the therapist's responsibility to recognize the social, cultural, and political contexts that shape clients' lives, honor the truth that the personal is political, and move beyond symptom reduction toward empowerment. By helping clients navigate systemic barriers and advocating for more equitable systems, therapists can extend the impact of their work far beyond the therapy

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