the, the drugs might be opening up some window of something that we could, we could do more naturally.

Yeah.

I think, uh, a- and, uh, I think that's an excellent point again for the, for how useful neuro-psychoanalysis is because, um, I mean, I'm sure all, uh, psychoanalytic techniques and, and all psychoanalytic schools are very good, uh, uh, to treat people and help a lot.

But I've always thought that the more you understand what's going on, the more you can help with it.

So I think that if you don't know how the brain works, then you're not going to understand very well how the mind works.

And then I think that to, um, to get to that type of flexibility, we, we, first of all, we need to be flexible ourselves.

Uh, if we want to do things exactly the same way because we feel safe, for instance, when you're taught with a one, two, three method, that you have the steps and you just have to follow them, so then if it doesn't work, um, it's not the method, it's, uh, either you applying the method or the patient, uh, and resistance.

So could, could you speak to that maybe a little bit? Um-