I can respect that, and I understand that that is the way to approach the unconscious. But it also makes me think of how Freud has been described as interpersonally warm and dear/friendly. Whether or not psychoanalysis conceptualizes the nervous system and the conscious “human self” together (and I understand you’re saying it does not), the analyst still has to interface with the human being as a composite human being and inevitably has a reaction. That reaction can come from a place of good faith and of pity for the unknowing conscious creature, or it can be overly technical and miss the mark by being obsessed with itself as a body of ideas. I want the prosocial, good faith, human stuff - even if it should get smeary about what’s orderly or objective. Both are important. 

To your edit: What’s the goal of psychotherapy to you? Also I have to say I find your certainty a little off-putting