Jonah Hill episode highlights how 'therapy speak' can act as a trojan horse for control

'We have created the perfect environment for this to grow in the petri dish that is social media. What else could we expect when we use platforms which champion centering yourself above all else, short and snappy content designed to grab you above informing you and hollow, detached communication?'
Jonah Hill with ex girlfriend Sarah Brady at the the Don't Look Up premiere in 2021 in New York City. Picture: Kambouris/Getty Images for Netflix

Jonah Hill with ex girlfriend Sarah Brady at the the Don't Look Up premiere in 2021 in New York City. Picture: Kambouris/Getty Images for Netflix

The rise of ‘therapy speak’ is the discourse du jour, made all the more prevalent this week in light of new allegations of emotional abuse against actor and producer Jonah Hill by his ex-girlfriend, Sarah Brady.

Brady, a 26-year-old professional surfer, shared screenshots of alleged text messages she received from Hill to her Instagram stories on Saturday. In them, the 39-year-old Hollywood star expressed his "boundaries for a romantic relationship". 

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