Hello milk, not sure if you answer this but I'm curious what kind of therapy does Hannibal use in his session? Same with Bedilia and Alana. Hope you understand what I'm saying :)

You mean their approach? There is a post here about that, yes, but only on Hannibal. I believe we came to the conclusion that Hannibal doesn’t use any specific approach, neither does he fall into a therapist category, and more so of a philosopher, that uses some of Jung’s framework.

Though I’d add Antonin Artaud (theater of cruelty), and a “perverse” reading of Lacan (desire as truth).

Bedelia goes for Lacan (language as the unconscious), Riviere (masking, identity), and Foucault (power disguised as care).

Alana has a more humanist psychology framework. But her arc shows how even the most “principled” frameworks collapse under proximity to chaos. Her psychology becomes political.