Trois Stations de psychothérapie

In this compact work the author offers three loosely connected essays that function as mental way‑stations on the journey toward self‑understanding. Drawing on earlier novels and on encounters with figures like Leonardo da Vinci and the painter Latour, he examines how art, love and cultural ambition shape the inner life. The tone is both personal and analytical, inviting the listener to follow his reflections on the modern soul’s restless energy.

Rather than presenting a systematic psychology, the writer adopts a skeptical, almost poetic stance, probing particular moods—jealousy, religious yearning, and the longing for authentic friendship. He proposes a modest therapeutic approach centered on the “exaltation of the self,” suggesting that honest dialogue with an inner companion can calm the turbulence of contemporary existence. Listeners will find a blend of literary allusion and introspective guidance that feels like a quiet conversation with a thoughtful guide.