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I was honored to engage in a sophisticated discussion about Sexual Harassment with these VIII-X graders. It is crucial that we teach our children about sexual harassment and how to address it so that, perhaps, future generations will not struggle with whether or not to speak up, but rather reflexively do so.

Analysts must have the flexibility of mind and technique required to work with each unique individual. "An unqualified demand that the couch be used may not only hinder evolution of an analytic process; it can also impede teaching the flexibility of mind that fosters the development of creative and skilled analysts. In failing to question this hundred-year-old requirement, we model precisely what we discourage in our patients, an inability to question family history in order to free oneself to at least contemplate the usefulness of a rule." https://goo.gl/Io7r0k

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Thank you Wednesday Martin for allowing me to be involved in your disruptive research. As usual, your brilliance, charm and exceptional writing not only allow you to uncover details about rarely discussed topics, but also to share your insights in a thoughtful, open and delightfully witty manner. I'm honored to be quoted!

Always interesting to read Dr. Wednesday Martin's anthropological insights.