In Treatment

(after pulling up her shirt in front of Paul) Sophie: I shocked you. You're shocked. My titties scared you. How can they? They're just these tiny little things.

Sophie: I have the body of a child. But I'm not a child. Children don't want to kill themselves. Paul: That's true.

Sophie: You want me to have some big breakthrough today, I can see that. Why don't you just tell me what the answer is and I'll repeat it back to you and you can put a Gold Star on my forehead? Paul: What I'm trying to do is help you find your own answers. And I think that you are really close to that. And I understand how scary that must be.

Sophie: Isn't there a law somewhere that says parents have to love their kids forever?

Paul: The only actions that we can control are our own. And the only power we have is how we treat other people and how we treat ourselves.

Paul: (to Sophie) Listen, if you're up on the beam and your legs start to shake, try saying this to yourself: 'I'm making this happen. It is coming from inside me and because I am making it happen, I can make it stop.'