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How do we get our patients and students to relinquish their self-destructive, self-critical modes of operating? In attempting to answer this question, the author examines ways in which criticism is both expressed and experienced in the consulting room and in the classroom. Numerous case examples provide insight into the dynamics associated with giving and receiving criticism.