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Loneliness: The hardest part of a patient is the prospect of a life alone, says psychologist Don McCulloch.
Loneliness: The hardest part of a patient is the prospect of a life alone, says psychologist Don McCulloch.

Loneliness: The hardest part of a patient is the prospect of a life alone, says psychologist Don McCulloch.

Date11/28/1979
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Dr. Don McCulloch. Psychiatrists are chauvinistic, he says
Dr. Don McCulloch. Psychiatrists are chauvinistic, he says
2/20/1970
Good prospects: Brown-McDade Resources president Charlie Scott, left, and vice-president Jack Helpert would like to develop their gold claim in Denton Township near Timmins but can't afford to alone
Good prospects: Brown-McDade Resources president Charlie Scott, left, and vice-president Jack Helpert would like to develop their gold claim in Denton Township near Timmins but can't afford to alone
11/17/1983
Cry therapist: Norm Forman, a Metro psychologist, has researched crying and is writing a book called For Crying Out Loud: The Art and Power of Weeping. In his own practice he asks patients to recall troubled feelings they've never put to rest, then coache
Cry therapist: Norm Forman, a Metro psychologist, has researched crying and is writing a book called For Crying Out Loud: The Art and Power of Weeping. In his own practice he asks patients to recall troubled feelings they've never put to rest, then coache
9/21/1979
Our son Matthew ought to be raised in a city like this, says Andrew Biemiller, formerly of Washington, D.C., a psychologist at the University of Toronto Institute of Child Studies. He didn't choose Canada because of the draft - his wife Frances was from Toronto - but he says the war has left the U.S. with unsolved problems.
Our son Matthew ought to be raised in a city like this, says Andrew Biemiller, formerly of Washington, D.C., a psychologist at the University of Toronto Institute of Child Studies. He didn't choose Canada because of the draft - his wife Frances was from Toronto - but he says the war has left the U.S. with unsolved problems.
1/25/1973
I won't let society's attitudes handicap me,' says psychologist L. H. Theodor
I won't let society's attitudes handicap me,' says psychologist L. H. Theodor
3/16/1979
Face-painting allows people to take off their masks and let the 'real me' out, says psychologist Harold Miller, being made up by wife, Harriet
Face-painting allows people to take off their masks and let the 'real me' out, says psychologist Harold Miller, being made up by wife, Harriet
9/26/1978
Hooked on work: They are hyperactive, aggressive, restlesss, driving, highly competitive people who frequently suffer coronary disease, as well as ulcers and hypertention, says psychologist Ron Burke.
Hooked on work: They are hyperactive, aggressive, restlesss, driving, highly competitive people who frequently suffer coronary disease, as well as ulcers and hypertention, says psychologist Ron Burke.
11/14/1974
Roy Raghunan: Attention disorder can ruin people's lives, psychologist says.
Roy Raghunan: Attention disorder can ruin people's lives, psychologist says.
1/6/1988
Men fall in love faster and give it up more reluctantly than women, says Sam Luker, clinical psychologist and professor of family studies at the University of Guelph
Men fall in love faster and give it up more reluctantly than women, says Sam Luker, clinical psychologist and professor of family studies at the University of Guelph
7/12/1984
Aaron Hass: It seems that adults think very little of teenagers today, says psychologist who interviewed 625 U.S. teens.
Aaron Hass: It seems that adults think very little of teenagers today, says psychologist who interviewed 625 U.S. teens.
11/20/1979
Some psychologists think earliet memory shows fundamental approach to life but Colin Macleod won't go that far.
Some psychologists think earliet memory shows fundamental approach to life but Colin Macleod won't go that far.
3/4/1983
In step: Carolyn and Phillip Cowan of California psychologists and professors originally from Toronto, detailed their baby study in When Partners Become Parents: The Big Life Changes for Couples.
In step: Carolyn and Phillip Cowan of California psychologists and professors originally from Toronto, detailed their baby study in When Partners Become Parents: The Big Life Changes for Couples.
5/19/1992