Story: Dorothy C. Haskin
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Photos: Paul Wolfe
knowledge of sex. The boy was able to identify his faulty conceptions of sex and to dis cuss possible, causes. Narramore also encouraged the boy to receive the Saviour, pray, read his Bible and take part in the fellowship of the church. G r a d u a lly there emerged new sex patterns and personality be havior. In time, he gained complete victory. Narramore works with many types
of problems. One interesting case was Robert Q., a professional man, mar ried, and a Christian. He had a nerv ous breakdown. He was confined to his bed and not even able to talk more than a few minutes at any one time to anyone. A physical examination convinced the doctors that he peeded psychological counselling. Narramore counselled with him. As the man discussed his problem, continued on page 36 15
ation. He knew that if he showed shock, or strong emotion, the boy would be unable to confide in him. In time, the boy learned to discuss his situation easily and rationally. Then, he progressed to the place where he could look objectively at himself. He also revealed his lack of knowledge concerning sex. Through films, publications and counselling Narramore led the boy in a more complete and therefore more correct
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