Word: clinicism
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...pink villa, a vineyard keeper found Brigitte unconscious beside a well. In the beam of his flashlight he saw Brigitte: "Her eyes were closed, her teeth slightly parted, and her arms were red with blood." It was her 26th birthday-and it ended up in a neurological clinic in Nice, where the diagnosis was barbiturate poisoning, plus slight wrist lacerations. Brigitte's periodically estranged husband, Cinemactor Jacques Charrier, far off on the other side of Southern France, in Biarritz, where he had gone after their latest spat, jumped in a car to drive to her side. At week...
...unusually frequent; many argue that the rate probably is just as high among the wives of business executives. But there is widespread agreement that ministers' wives are exposed to special strains and problems (TIME, April 25). At the American Foundation of Religion and Psychiatry, a licensed psychiatric clinic sponsored by Manhattan's Marble Collegiate Church, Director Arthur Tingue is convinced that ministers' wives can cope with the physical aspects of their jobs, but not the psychological. "Ministers are underpaid," he says, "but wives are expected to maintain middle-class homes." Sexual difficulties produce a high toll. "Ministers...
Abashed & Abandoned. Another problem, says Dr. Tingue, is that "ministers' wives set up their husbands as father figures, then discover that they have normal weaknesses, and disillusionment sets in." One of the clinic's current cases involves a Mrs. A. who comes to the clinic three times a week. "Her 'should' system is too strong," says Tingue. "She continuously does what she feels others would expect of her, not what she would like to do, and as a result feels depressed. In teaching Sunday school, for example, she voices the moral and ethical viewpoints she does...
...years. In Aspen, Colo.'s Community Church, she married Houston Oilman W. (for William) Howard Lee, 51, freshly divorced from his second wife, ex-Cinemactress Hedy Lamarr. Lee had courted Gene while she clerked in a dress shop in Topeka as an outpatient in Kansas' renowned Menninger Clinic, and had convinced her that he is a thoroughly reformed playboy. Said the bride: "Everything looks so beautiful today!" In London's Haymarket Theater, shortly before the curtain rose on Terence Rattigan's hit play Ross, a couple strolled down the aisle to Row G, soon complained...
...that Dr. Kanner founded the Johns Hopkins Children's Psychiatric Clinic, but it took a long time, he notes, for academic psychiatry to get over the old idea that "children were essentially miniature adults." The biggest impetus to changing this notion came from Dr. Kanner himself. He wrote the first textbook on the subject, simply entitled Child Psychiatry, which rated massive reviews (more than three columns in TIME, July 15, 1935) In 1941 Author Kanner took his case directly to the people with a book for laymen, In Defense of Mothers,*- revealingly subtitled: "How to Bring Up Children...