Word: neuroticisms
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Some of Tomorrow's numerous alumni complain that an editor must be psychic himself to work for a psychic boss. Serenely stroking her nine gold bracelets, thrice-married Eileen Garrett says sweetly: "I've never had anything but a neurotic editor until this very moment. You know," she...
About 8,000,000 U.S. citizens are neurotic or worse by the estimate of the Social Security Board (based largely on Selective Service statistics). Last fortnight the U.S. Government began to take steps. A newly created six-man National Advisory Mental Health Council sat down in Washington to map a...
The Analysts. In the hierarchy of psychiatric treatment, ranging from a single $5 (or free) clinic visit to a $25,000 lifetime course, the luxury trade is psychoanalysis.* Concentrated mainly in neurotic Manhattan, psychoanalysis is split into at least a dozen schools, from orthodox Freudians to socially conscious Horneyans (leader...
Of the 97 Billings patients, all but two were cured of their ulcers. One of the failures died of bronchial pneumonia after the operation; the other, a neurotic, thought it did not help.
Psychiatric Stickler. Chief of the New York Mental Hygiene Service is bronzed, fawn-eared Psychiatrist Charles Brown who, as an A.A.F. flight surgeon, supervised treatment of some 15,000 neurotic or psychotic Army flyers during the war. Now a civilian again, he has a staff of 31 resident and consulting...