Word: therapist
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...with drugs-to explore "new inner domains of thinking." By increasing buoyancy and reducing the input to the senses, the tank can indeed produce bizarre effects. But Milton Greenblatt, a pioneer in sensory deprivation research and associate director of the U.C.L.A. Neuropsychiatric Institute, says he knows of no serious therapist who uses the tank, because it "produces symptoms rather than allaying them...
...Harvard University directory lists John Patrick Fadden as a Physical Therapist in the Department of Athletics, and if you think that's the whole story, you probably think Ted Williams was born to be a fisherman. After nearly 60 years with Harvard athletics, Fadden could be a legend simply because of his longevity. That, however, is not the case...
...appealingly natural. I particularly enjoyed Maggie Renzi's acerbic New Hampshire school-teacher, whose remarks on the acting talent of a former college roommate are both hilarious and revealing, and Maggie Cousineau-Arndt's medical student, an earth-mother with poetically smoldering sensuality. (Ms. Cousineau-Arndt is a family therapist in Boston...
...they can still be ruinously expensive. One that aims to break a patient's habit but not his bankbook is Georgia's Metro Atlanta Recovery Residences Inc., or MARRinc. Its fee: $125 a week. Begun in 1975 by Donnie D. Brown, then a rehabilitation counselor and therapist at the Georgia Mental Health Institute, the program runs seven Atlanta-area halfway homes for detoxed drinkers and drug addicts who are not yet ready to return to normal living. The residents are doctors, lawyers, ministers, professors, nurses, office managers...
...magazines, the printed bafflegab of lawyers and academics, interviews with pious athletes and pouting ads by misunderstood oil companies, the affliction called writer's block is insufficiently widespread. But no wretch who has ever tried to write anything will be surprised to learn that Nancy Isaac Kuriloff, a therapist who works in Los Angeles and deals with fear of writing, has plenty of clients...