Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
When we treat all grief as a symptom of depression, something gets lost. Dr. Matt Loftus, physician and author of Resisting Therapy Culture, names two forces at work: pharmaceutical companies with an interest in more people on antidepressants, and a culture that has simply lost the language, processes, and rituals to grieve well. The result? More and more people start to see themselves as sick — and unable to get better without an intervention. Sometimes grief isn't an illness to be medicated. Sometimes it's a human reality to be walked through.
🎧 Full episode with Curtis Chang on the Good Faith podcast — link in bio / channel.
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When we treat all grief as a symptom of depression, something gets lost. Dr. Matt Loftus, physician and author of Resisting Therapy Culture, names two forces at work: pharmaceutical companies with an interest in more people on antidepressants, and a culture that has simply lost the language, processes, and rituals to grieve well. The result? More and more people start to see themselves as sick — and unable to get better without an intervention. Sometimes grief isn't an illness to be medicated. Sometimes it's a human reality to be walked through.
🎧 Full episode with Curtis Chang on the Good Faith podcast — link in bio / channel.
#GoodFaith #CurtisChang #MattLoftus #ResistingTherapyCulture #TherapyCulture #Grief #Grieving #Depression #MentalHealth #Antidepressants #Christianity #Faith #Discipleship #MentalHealthAndFaith #ChristianPodcast #FaithAndCulture #Healing #Lament #Shorts #Jesus










