Dr. Maxwell Anderson, from the film ’Southern Comfort,’ has died

Jan 15, 2010 · 20019 views

Dr. Maxwell Anderson, one of the individuals featured in the award winning documentary ‘Southern Comfort’ passed away this afternoon. He was 53.
Dr. Anderson was a compassionate therapist serving a diverse community. His work touched the lives of his patients and their families, and his utilization of self-determination methods helped soften, in some small way, the pathology culture some transgender and queer people experience from the medical profession.
Dr. Anderson will be missed by many. I am incredibly sad, although I never knew him, I’ve seen what good, compassionate and understanding therapists can do for people. He was a rare breed, and I’m glad he got to share some of his life with the rest of us.

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  1. Marc Felion says:

    I never saw the film and wondered who this person is. I found a link
    http://www.nextwavefilms.com/southern/

    Michael Lehet- can you Netflix it for us?

  2. Blueboi says:

    I’m curious to know what he died from? I won’t share my thoughts out of respect even though i haven’t seen the film.

  3. Cray says:

    He had an inoperable brain tumor and was rather sick for a long time from it.

  4. Rebecca says:

    I am watching Southern Comfort for a psychology class and came across this when I was googling it. Anyway, the film is available for watching for free here:

    http://www.logotv.com/video/misc/127986/southern-comfort-part-6-of-10.jhtml?id=1600437

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