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...annually by 1971 (three times the present amount) and for other sweeping reforms to make better psychiatric service more generally available. It also called for a study to find out what is "the public's image of the psychiatrist," suggesting that there is guilt and anxiety within the profession itself...
...walking wounded, who can usually control their anxiety and its symptoms well enough to function as breadwinners or housewives, but periodically break down and wind up, in a severe anxiety state, in a psychiatrist's office or, briefly, in a mental hospital...
...president-elect of the American Psychoanalytical Association, Dr. Grete Bibring, has been appointed to the Medical Professorship of Psychiatry at Medical School. Dr. Bibring is presently an associate professor. She is also serving as the Psychiatrist-in-Chief of the Beth-Israel Hospital and is vice-President of the International Psychoanalytical Association...
...Falstaff. Officially. Miss Kimball was her voice teacher; unofficially, she counseled her on how to dress and carry herself, how to handle the social perplexities of a Northern city. Says a Juilliard friend: "Lee used to go to Miss Kimball the way other people would take to a psychiatrist or a priest." Miss Kimball still coaches Leontyne. makes critical notes at her rehearsals, will travel almost anywhere-as will the Chisholms-to hear her perform...
Taken as a case history of children warped by the self-indulgence of parents, The Watchman would seem like one of the more lurid chunks of a psychiatrist's notebook. But Grubb's debt to Freud is trifling compared with the grotesque vision of evil he has drawn from his imagination. As rape, adultery and warped fear of sex move through the book, tensions are set up. relaxed, and recharged right to the macabre ending. Sometimes Grubb's people speak and act with inspired sureness; at other times they simply deliver bombast. Few novelists overwrite so shamelessly...