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The author discusses Shabad’s proposal regarding analytic receptivity to the patient’s “gifts,” as an antidote to their developmentally induced shame and relational disruption. The author considers the clinical, developmental, and cultural complexities of Shabad’s proposal, expanding his emphasis on care for the other as a developmentally grounded capacity that is central to social justice.