Having read the article by Watts-Jones entitled "Location of Self: Opening the door to dialogue on intersectionality in the therapy process." As per Watts-Jones (2010) "Location of self is the name of a process in which the therapist initiates a conversation with a family about similarities and differences in their key identities, such as race, ethnicity, gender, class, sexual orientation, and religion, and how they may potentially influence the therapy process. Implicit in this communication is the idea that these identities are meaningful and embedded in the work" (p.405)

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1. How do you feel clinically about the author's very open approach in terms of her own locations when working with in the client examples in article?