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Luba (not her real name) is one of nearly 200 patients whom psychologist Ilene Philipson has treated for overinvestment in work and whose experiences inform Philipson's provocative new book, Married to the Job: Why We Live to Work and What We Can Do About It. A resident of Oakland, Calif., Philipson, 52, describes how Americans' love affair with work might be great for corporate productivity but can have terrible personal consequences. Her book is well timed, with millions of Americans newly laid off and millions more working harder than ever to pick up the slack. "In giving...
...committee includes two students—Sarah B. Levit-Shore ’04 and Jared M. Slade ’03—and faculty from various departments, as well as a University Health Services psychologist and a former director of the Rape Crisis Center at Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital...
...former Director of the Rape Crisis Center at Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital; James H. Ware, Cabot House Master and Mosteller professor of biostatistics in the Faculty of Public Health; Dean of Freshmen Elizabeth Studley Nathans; Radcliffe Professor of the History of Science Katharine Park; and UHS Mental Health Services psychologist Maureen Rezendes...
...scared of the way things are, scared of the future, scared of my ability to provide for my son, scared about my career. I'm afraid all the time," she says. "Airports are stressful now. It's not the fun place it used to be." She tried seeing a psychologist but didn't find that the counseling helped. "She'd tell me I did a great thing," says Jones. "She felt I was handling it all well...
...injury or death and the discussion of a settlement take place years apart, giving the aggrieved time to cope with their loss. The Victim Compensation Fund did not have that luxury. "These people lost family members just weeks before in the most horrific circumstances," says Jeanne Marks, a psychologist and friend of Feinberg's who has met with several of the families. "They lost total control of their lives, and then Ken comes in and presents them with a plan that [Congress] has already drawn up. That just increased how powerless they felt, and they really vented...