My Mentor Died

Dr Kirk Honda talks about his mentor, Dr Paul David, dying by physician-assisted suicide. Afterwards, Kirk presents two archived interviews with Paul.

00:00 Who was Dr. Paul David

09:27 Interview from 2016

18:08 Empirical data that Dr. Paul was awesome

22:13 Dr. Paul's history

37:21 Starting at Antioch & seeing clients

1:09:20 Starting the marriage and family therapy program

1:21:01 What did Dr. Paul think of his legacy?

1:39:24 Dr. Paul's advice for the new generation of therapists

1:45:33 Dr. Kirk & Dr. Paul's history

2:13:34 Work at Antioch and program chair 

2:26:47 Dr. Paul's diagnosis & physician assisted death

2:53:30 How does it feel to know when you will die? 

2:57:27 Does Dr. Paul believe in an afterlife? 

3:01:02 Acknowledging death & did Dr. Paul tell his clients?

3:08:18 How would Dr. Paul like to be remembered

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November 20, 2024

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