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Therapy in post-apartheid South Africa is fraught with the pitfalls of race and identity; this brief communication touches on just one of these within the context of twinship as a transferential need between a therapist and patient of different cultural and racial backgrounds. The notion of unspoken trauma and otherness are also linked to it through reference to courage.