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Psychotherapy as Craft
There was a time when certain forms of human work were understood as crafts.
The craftsperson did not merely perform a function. They practiced a way of being. Their work required attention, patience, discipline, intuition, humility, and devotion.
I believe psychotherapy belongs to this lineage.
At its best, therapy is not a product. It is not a script. It is not an algorithm. It is a living encounter between two human beings, grounded in presence, listening, courage, and care.
As artificial intelligence becomes more capable, accessible, and emotionally responsive, human therapy may no longer be the default option for everyone
But for those who still seek the irreplaceable depth of real human encounter, psychotherapy may become something closer to live music, martial arts, spiritual direction, or handmade art.
A practice.
A discipline.
A path.
A prayer.

