Philosophy & Psychology ·Thursday, June 25, 2026

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Do you believe therapy should be a routine part of life rather than crisis-driven?

27%divided11responses

It’s a tie.

Yes in principle, but cost and access make it unrealistic for most people right now

Depends on the person — some benefit from routine therapy, others only need it in crisis

The idea is appealing but the current system isn't built to support it at scale

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Yes in principle, but cost and access make it unrealistic for most people right now27%
🇧🇬35–44Man
Depends on the person — some benefit from routine therapy, others only need it in crisis27%
🇭🇷🇳🇱60+Woman
The idea is appealing but the current system isn't built to support it at scale27%
35–44Man
Yes — mental health maintenance should be treated like physical health, with regular checkups9%
No — therapy is a clinical tool best reserved for genuine psychological need9%

Close call — “Yes in principle, but cost and access make it unrealistic for most people right now” and “Depends on the person — some benefit from routine therapy, others only need it in crisis” are nearly tied.

Country

% chose top answer

🇧🇬Bulgaria100%🇭🇷Croatia33%🇳🇱Netherlands100%

Croatia is most divided — 33% “Depends on the person — some benefit from routine therapy, others only need it in crisis” vs 17% “The idea is appealing but the current system isn't built to support it at scale”.

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Age

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67%
33%

2 of 11 respondents didn't share their info

Gender

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Man is most divided — 40% “Yes in principle, but cost and access make it unrealistic for most people right now” vs 20% “The idea is appealing but the current system isn't built to support it at scale”.

2 of 11 respondents didn't share their info

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