Dr. Dodson talks about taking a strengths based approach

“I also think the research supports this to take a strengths-based approach for unlearning and then healing and then relearning. So it's not just enough for me to tell you, don't do this, but okay, why not? And if this has helped me in the past and you tell me I can't do this anymore, then what are you giving me as a replacement? So if we just take the nail out the wall, let's say we look at, we have something hanging up. If we're in my office, you see my degrees on the wall, one of them a little bit crooked. I'm like, all right, I got to tighten that up. But it keeps being crooked over time. So at some point, I need to take the nail out of the wall, and then if I try to go hang the plaque back up, nothing's going to happen.” Dr. Milo Dodson

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