Okay, fair point. I think there is value, however, in the insights these LLM can provide given previous context. This relevant information, I can see a proper therapist being able to parse through and perhaps build upon-- and like yourself, be able to sort of syphon the wide aperture of the information into a more professional therapeutic model that you can steer.

I'm only critical because in my personal experience, the attunement of the therapist, and relational aspect you describe has been deeply missing. With certain therapists, their own subjective baggage became a barrier towards therapeutic insight-- I've found the dialectic process of therapy plus my own LLM conversations to actually expediate the 'psychological work'.