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...will practice at a small rural mental health center in Lakeville, Conn., and will act as consulting psychiatrist for Simon's Rock College, an experimental college in Great Barrington, Mass. "A career change in mid-life is something I believe in," Blaine said. "It's a new kind of challenge...
Each group consists of about ten students who talk informally about their problems and frustrations under the leadership of a Health Service psychologist or psychiatrist...
Stomach Ailments. According to a series of surveys, the number of Japanese workers who show preliminary symptoms of neurosis has trebled from 3% to 9% since 1961. One psychiatrist says that about one-third of the salaried work force exhibits these symptoms. In one large corporation, 23.6% of the workers who did not report to work during 1970 complained of stomach ailments, which some psychologists link to nervous tension...
Strong, masculine, idealistic and politically radical. Those are the characteristics usually attributed to a familiar figure of the air age: the skyjacker. But that image is unrealistic, according to Dallas Psychiatrist David G. Hubbard. Actually, he says, the typical skyjacker is unsuccessful, effeminate, generally apolitical, and physically as well as emotionally immature...
David Reuben, M.D., the California psychiatrist, boyish authority symbol and author of Everything You Always Wanted to know About Sex . . . etc., continues to practice writing without a license. Like EYAWTKAS, his latest effort is an ask-the-answerman approach to sex education and social adjustment. Pound for pound and dollar for dollar, the first book provided a lot more incontestable information. Any Woman Can! makes sense mostly as an overpriced, over-the-counter nostrum marketed to exploit whatever Women's Lib awareness has spread to the nation's largest day-to-day purchasing-power bloc-white, middleclass, heterosexual...