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About the show
Stories of UberTherapy is a series of six recorded conversations with therapists, social justice activists, trade unionists and progressive tech campaigners to ask if a MuchBetter.Help is possible. Each episode is based on the six chapters of UberTherapy: The New Business of Mental Health exploring key stories around our relationships with technology and AI and the impact on our states of mind.
Conversations explore the rise of platform-based care, the datafication of human distress and the growing tension between access and depth and asks how we might construct alternatives.
The podcast series is hosted by Elizabeth Cotton, author of UberTherapy and founder of Surviving Work, and Linda Michaels, founder of Psychotherapy Action Network (PsiAN).
To follow the work of a MuchBetter.Help sign up here: https://www.muchbetter.help/
To read UberTherapy published by Bristol University Press (2025) go here: https://bristoluniversitypress.co.uk/ubertherapy