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...survey conducted by the Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association, more than 18% of patients undergoing psychoanalysis in America also take some form of psychoactive medication. Some psychoanalysts even borrow techniques from cognitive therapy. "The analysts have moved more in the direction of understanding cognitive distortions," says Dr. Glen Gabbard, a psychoanalyst and professor of psychiatry at Baylor University. "If you look at good therapists on videotape, you'll find that the cognitive therapists and the analysts do many things in common." Many psychoanalysts also offer patients a treatment known as psychodynamic therapy, which requires less of a time commitment...
...folks collecting disability checks at a phony U.S. address. And some people here do nothing but drink. Yet there is also Katherine Hammontre, a former legal secretary who moved here so she could keep six dogs "without the neighbors calling the cops." Her friends Bill and Kay Gabbard--a retired Marine Corps sergeant and his schoolteacher wife--distribute hundreds of Spanish-language textbooks to San Felipe schools. And Bruce Barber, a former food-company executive, combs the desert for the grave of a 16th century explorer. What brings them all to the far edge of the Sonoran desert? Lou Wells...
...civil right.") Rosehill says her side can win without resorting to explicitly anti-gay rhetoric, and she says she told the national Christian Coalition she wouldn't work with a local affiliate group she found "homophobic." Still, the campaign's most quoted and colorful character is strategist Michael Gabbard, who practices bhakti yoga and runs something called Stop Promoting Homosexuality International. He constantly reduces homosexuality to its bedroom component, calling it a "behavior" that society shouldn't "accept." He blames gays for the failure of his health-food store, which they picketed...
...stirred in sessions every bit as much as are those of patients. Sometimes those emotions shift onto the client, a process called countertransference. When a woman counselor takes up with a male patient, the impulse is often a "fantasy that love will cure the patient," says psychiatrist Glen Gabbard of the Menninger Clinic, who points to the romance between the therapist played by Barbra Streisand and Nick Nolte's character in The Prince of Tides. "The movie would have you believe that what was helpful to him was her love for him, not her professional expertise...
Yellow Cards: B--Chad Gabbard 54:10, Scott Lawler 63:44; H--Luzak 62:23, Alex Estevez...