People will type truths into a screen that they will not say to a human face. This workshop makes that gap visible, not through discussion, but through a live here-and-now group experience built around a single intervention drawn from the facilitator's work in clinical AI research.
Participants will discover, in real time, what happens when unsaid truths enter a room of real faces — and why that encounter produces something no screen can replicate. The here-and-now is not taught. It is lived. Yalom's interpersonal model and Rakhawy's ETRe meet the defining clinical question of our time: what do people need from each other that no technology can provide?
