Dr. Hilary Goldsher

Yeah, I mean, I don't think we can out of hand dismiss the truth that she didn't directly interview the victim or the alleged perpetrator.

Yeah, I mean, I don't think we can out of hand dismiss the truth that she didn't directly interview the victim or the alleged perpetrator.

It's common practice. It happens all the time. I mean, if you look at many cases that are not high profile, there is often, not always, but often an expert brought in who has not had access to anyone on the defense or anyone on the prosecution side. So it's an argument that is utilized- often. And so it makes sense the defense would raise it. And in my opinion, you would stipulate to that.

It's common practice. It happens all the time. I mean, if you look at many cases that are not high profile, there is often, not always, but often an expert brought in who has not had access to anyone on the defense or anyone on the prosecution side. So it's an argument that is utilized- often. And so it makes sense the defense would raise it. And in my opinion, you would stipulate to that.

It's common practice. It happens all the time. I mean, if you look at many cases that are not high profile, there is often, not always, but often an expert brought in who has not had access to anyone on the defense or anyone on the prosecution side. So it's an argument that is utilized- often. And so it makes sense the defense would raise it. And in my opinion, you would stipulate to that.

Absolutely. I'm not trying to suggest I have victims or the alleged perpetrator. I clearly have not. And just like myself, if you have expertise clinically, anecdotally over many, many decades,

Absolutely. I'm not trying to suggest I have victims or the alleged perpetrator. I clearly have not. And just like myself, if you have expertise clinically, anecdotally over many, many decades,

Absolutely. I'm not trying to suggest I have victims or the alleged perpetrator. I clearly have not. And just like myself, if you have expertise clinically, anecdotally over many, many decades,

Again, I wouldn't dismiss it out of hand as a truth, but most, not all, but most clinicians that specialize in domestic violence, and clinicians might comment that this isn't true for them, but most, if not many, either treat victims or perpetrators and don't necessarily treat both. They become-

Again, I wouldn't dismiss it out of hand as a truth, but most, not all, but most clinicians that specialize in domestic violence, and clinicians might comment that this isn't true for them, but most, if not many, either treat victims or perpetrators and don't necessarily treat both. They become-

Again, I wouldn't dismiss it out of hand as a truth, but most, not all, but most clinicians that specialize in domestic violence, and clinicians might comment that this isn't true for them, but most, if not many, either treat victims or perpetrators and don't necessarily treat both. They become-

I mean, there's sort of a professional reason, which is less interesting, that when you have areas of expertise, you become hyper focused on that particular area. So if you're an expert in working with domestic violence victims, you just do a deep dive into that particular area.

I mean, there's sort of a professional reason, which is less interesting, that when you have areas of expertise, you become hyper focused on that particular area. So if you're an expert in working with domestic violence victims, you just do a deep dive into that particular area.

I mean, there's sort of a professional reason, which is less interesting, that when you have areas of expertise, you become hyper focused on that particular area. So if you're an expert in working with domestic violence victims, you just do a deep dive into that particular area.

population and how you would treat them and conceptualize those cases would be wildly different than how you would treat and conceptualize a case of an abuser so some of it is just sort of professional trajectory and really focusing on a particular area of expertise which many clinicians do including myself on various topics like

population and how you would treat them and conceptualize those cases would be wildly different than how you would treat and conceptualize a case of an abuser so some of it is just sort of professional trajectory and really focusing on a particular area of expertise which many clinicians do including myself on various topics like

population and how you would treat them and conceptualize those cases would be wildly different than how you would treat and conceptualize a case of an abuser so some of it is just sort of professional trajectory and really focusing on a particular area of expertise which many clinicians do including myself on various topics like

A clinician might say, I'm an expert in trauma, and that's sort of all I do. I don't really do specifically depression, anxiety, even though those are aspects of trauma, for example. So it's not unheard of in my world to focus on one or two arenas and have it be your area of focus. You, as a clinician treating victims, have...

A clinician might say, I'm an expert in trauma, and that's sort of all I do. I don't really do specifically depression, anxiety, even though those are aspects of trauma, for example. So it's not unheard of in my world to focus on one or two arenas and have it be your area of focus. You, as a clinician treating victims, have...

A clinician might say, I'm an expert in trauma, and that's sort of all I do. I don't really do specifically depression, anxiety, even though those are aspects of trauma, for example. So it's not unheard of in my world to focus on one or two arenas and have it be your area of focus. You, as a clinician treating victims, have...