Good Will Hunting Questions: What was the significance of the title? Why didn't the 1st and 2 nd therapists connect with Will? What characteristics/qualities did the 3 rd therapist, Sean (Robin Williams) possess that allowed him to connect with Will? Why was Will so defensive? What purpose did it serve? At what point did Will begin to open up to Sean's character? How did Sean use "personal disclosure" and what effect did it have on his therapist/client relationship? Was it effective? Which Theory(s) talk about the importance of looking at the past? Why was Will's past important to his present emotions? Note: Will was abandoned as a child and sent to multiple foster homes where he was physically abused. He internalized his fear of abandonment as the result of his attachment issues with significant others. How did these feelings impose themselves on his relationship with/on: (a) women authority figures his self-esteem his desire to stay with his friends and never leave Boston? What can you infer about your understanding of and role in the lives of some students or adults with whom you may work in the future by watching this video? What can learn about the role you will play when a student or students are experiencing trauma