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Dr. Westbrook was not a passive interacting Rogerian therapist. She believed that she had to be an active participant in a directive environment where her patients were held accountable for their own destiny. Thusly, she had taken her therapy one step beyond simple role playing. Dr. Westbrook believed that the patient should bust out of his self doubts and the boxes he had built about his life by becoming involved with life. One must live life to understand it, was her motto. So, when Jack announced that he could not understand why his wife had left him, Dr. Westbrook explained that in order to understand women, one must become a woman. ...Thus began Jack's therapy, and the emergence of Jacqueline!