Jung said: though we all have psyches we are not all psychologists. We are not by nature psychological. Psychology must be gained for it is not given, and without psychological education we do not understand ourselves and we make our daimons suffer.
This suggests that a reason for psychotherapy of whatever school and for whatever complaint is to gain psychology – a logos of soul that is at the same moment a therapeia of soul. We need to gain the intelligent response that makes the soul intelligible, a craft and order that understands it, a knowledgeable deftness that cares for its wants in speech. And if logos is its therapy, because it articulates the psyche’s wants, then one answer to what the soul wants is psychology.
— What Does The Soul Want? Healing Fiction: On Freud, Jung, Adler