“Woe is me! For I am lost; for I am an anxious man, and I dwell in the midst of an anxious people.”

It would not be hard to imagine a contemporary retelling of the call of the prophet Isaiah in such modern terms. The language of emotional and mental health has become quite ubiquitous in our day. The vocabulary of therapy — concepts like trauma, self-care, anxiety, diagnoses, emotional well-being, toxicity, boundaries, narcissism, triggers, safe-spaces — have come to take up a significant place in the everyday language in our world.

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