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...Richard D. Kadison, the new chief of mentalhealth services at UHS, says every student whowants an appointment gets one. To accomplishthis--and manage costs--UHS has established agradient of care...
...Richard Kadison, prominent psychiatrist and Chief of Mental Health Services at University Health Services (UHS), suggests, "[In college,] people are experimenting with different selves, with sexuality, their sense of values, their ideals, their interests. It's a time of enormous change. Until people really know themselves, it's hard to feel a real close sense of connection in a relationship...
...Kadison agrees, "A lot of people who get into Harvard... don't have as much time to play and experiment in relationships." Because of their inexperience, these students fear romance because they are facing, for the first time, potential failure in the dating scene. In response to these fears, some students choose to avoid romance altogether...
...just to date?" Tim explained that when he and Kate try to analyze their relationship, "The outcome is that we both get upset because we don't know what the conclusion is." To Harvard undergraduates used to understanding academic intricacies, the inscrutability of love can be overwhelmingly frustrating. Dr. Kadison commented, "The feelings associated with relationships often don't make sense, so you have to let go of the fact that you can...understand the relationships completely and [instead] give in to [and be aware of] the feelings that you have...
Even when a couple can deal with less-than-total understanding of what's going on, Dr. Kadison believes that one of the hardest things is to find "the balance between relationships and work--whether that's academic work or research that they're doing or a hobby." At Harvard, the consensus is that this dating challenge exists because getting admitted in the first place depends on proving that same commitment to work...