While in Orlando a few weeks ago I met a therapist at the McKenzie Institute booth. She was very cordial and filled me in on Robin's current schedule. He no longer flies to teach anywhere but there's a meeting of his students in New Zealand soon that they all seem to be looking forward to. It's titled "The Evidence Mounts." I have the feeling that they're referring exclusively to the evidence they like but I might be wrong.
I would love to have some his instructors join us here as Raulan has so that we can get some answers to the questions that rise inevitably from an essay like Gifford's. I know I've personally invited a few here, including the woman in Orlando. So far, nothin'.
If science is about asking the hard questions of another's theory and then getting an answer, well, this would be just about the only place on the web for therapists to do so.
Why do the McKenzieites so carefully stay away?
I would love to have some his instructors join us here as Raulan has so that we can get some answers to the questions that rise inevitably from an essay like Gifford's. I know I've personally invited a few here, including the woman in Orlando. So far, nothin'.
If science is about asking the hard questions of another's theory and then getting an answer, well, this would be just about the only place on the web for therapists to do so.
Why do the McKenzieites so carefully stay away?
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