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Re: SR vs. CBT vs. Other Methods

Posted by looking for zzz on May 20, 2005 at 09:46:54:

In Reply to: SR vs. CBT vs. Other Methods posted by DCTom on May 20, 2005 at 05:59:52:

Tom,

I have no problems challenging other people's approaches so that I may have a better understanding. And I have no problem with people challenging my approach for the very same reason. The only thing I was pointing out to Tom-N-Texas is that he and I had both been down that road. The road essentially leads to sandman stepping in and pulling the plug on the thread (and rightfully so since this is a support forum, not a debate forum).

ZZZ

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