Naomi Epps Best

Naomi Epps Best, a graduate student at Santa Clara University studying family and marriage counseling, reveals her alarming experiences in a human sexuality course. She faced mandatory assignments involving explicit content and discussed the ethical implications of such education, particularly in a Catholic setting. Naomi’s Christian faith motivated her to expose the curriculum, leading to her dismissal after publishing a Wall Street Journal op-ed. The conversation delves into the challenges of maintaining personal beliefs in ideologically driven educational environments.

Naomi Epps Best, a therapy student and whistleblower, shares her eye-opening experiences from Santa Clara University. She dives into troubling aspects of human sexuality classes, exposing graphic content and ethical concerns. The conversation critiques critical theory's influence on therapy education and highlights how radical ideologies may compromise student well-being. Best also addresses the desensitization in clinical therapy, raising vital questions about ethics in practice. Join this insightful discussion challenging the status quo in mental health.