Psychotherapy (n.) has no better form, Watts testified, than being invited to tea by Sabro Hasegawa at the most hectic moments.
Psychotherapy (n.) tries to help a person be himself and go it alone without needless offense to his community — to live in the world of convention but not of it.
Psychotherapy (n.) has yet to prove itself more than a hit-or-miss placebo whose cures can't be told apart from spontaneous remission.
Psychotherapy (n.) can go chronic — twice a week for twenty years — and chronic Buddhism is perhaps even more common.
Psychotherapy (n.) is complete, like liberation, when shame and guilt collapse and the organism no longer has to defend itself for being an organism.