Interview · May 6, 2026

Episode 140 — Therapy, Family, and the Crisis of Modern Culture w/ Kevin Kervick

Show notes

On this episode of The Backlash, we sit down with Kevin Kervick — father, grandfather, educator, and outspoken dissident voice challenging the ideological direction of modern psychotherapy and Western culture.

Kevin has spent years speaking out against what he sees as the growing influence of progressive political ideology inside the mental health profession, particularly in the areas of marriage, family structure, masculinity, identity, and child development. As part of a growing reactionary current within the therapy world, he argues that many traditional values and social norms are being systematically undermined by institutions that once claimed to support human flourishing and psychological stability.

We discuss the transformation of the psychotherapy industry, the collapse of trust in modern institutions, the cultural war surrounding family and identity, and why more therapists are beginning to push back against ideological conformity in their profession. Kevin also shares his personal journey, the backlash he has faced for his views, and why he believes the future of the West depends on rebuilding strong families, communities, and cultural confidence.

This is a wide-ranging conversation about culture, psychology, social engineering, and the battle over what it means to live a normal human life in an increasingly abnormal age.

Follow Kevin:
Substack: https://oldschoolcounselor.substack.com/
X: https://x.com/KevinKervick
Website: https://kevinkervick.weebly.com/

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