The court says it is "part of a treatment psychology" but I must point out that treatments are not compelled on an individual. Yet, the court's declarations are such that they are binding on individuals and states. Hence, the court is compelling this woman to go through a treatment process she may not agree with. That's like compelling cancer patients who have been fighting cancer (and just want to live the remained of their lives in peace instead of at war with cancer) to continue the war till they die. That is not cool if you ask me.