Therapy meets needs of professional women
A New York Times News Service report details how success oriented women face unique issues in therapy. Dr Alexandra Symonds notes that high achieving women often arrive distressed with feelings of isolation and inadequate support.
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New York
Alexandra Symonds
Symonds
Association For the
Expansive women and the self asserting path in careers
Dr. Symonds explains Karen Horney's expansive type as a drive toward achievement and independence. She notes cultural pressures push women toward self effacement, while ambitious women in male dominated fields often reject traditional roles, leading to emotional conflict, identity struggles, and buried dependency needs.
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Dr. Symonds
Karen Horney
Horney
Symonds
Ture
Detroit
Lawrence officer urges measures to help abused women
Lawrence assistant police chief Darrel Stephens outlined steps for law enforcement to aid women in abusive homes. He spoke after attending a national conference in Washington DC where about 350 professionals offered policy recommendations to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, urging crisis intervention training, more shelters, and mandatory arrests when serious injury occurs in domestic disputes.
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Darrel Stephens
Lawrence
Stephens
U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
Washington, D.C
White House
New York
Court Services
Boston
Newark
N.J
Bert Nash Mental Health Center
Kansas City
Hospital births and new arrivals listed in local report
A hospital report records births and new arrivals including Barbara Walker and baby girl at 4331, Susan Allen and baby boy at Eudora, and Mr. and Mrs. James Montoya welcoming a boy on Wednesday. Other listed residents include Kelly Findley, Virginia Romero, Janice Pence, David Hayes Jr, Paul Barnes, Nina Wray, Dwight Henry, Vera Per due, Greg Day, and Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Fauts with newborns today.
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Kelly Findley
Oskaloosa
Virginia Romero
Janice Pence
E. 15Th
David Hayes Jr
Paul Barnes
Nina Wray
Dwight Henry
Barbara Walker
Vera Perdue
Susan Allen
Eudora
Greg Day
Miller Drive
James Montoya
LeRoy Fauts
Maverick
Dear Ann Advice Column About Cleaning Game
Dear Ann answers a reader about whether a husband should clean his own hunted game. The editor urges sportsmen to clean their own fish and game. The column then pivots to a shopping mishap story involving a mother and her 16 year old daughter and a mistaken price.
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Ann
Bob
Watertown
D. P.S
Frank
Dolly
Dear Ann Landers guidance column excerpts from Tucson and Bridgeport
A collection of Ann Landers letters and responses covers parenting behavior, dating pressures for teens, and public nursing etiquette. Readers seek advice on moral example, controlling relationships, and appropriate nursing locations, with the columnist urging discreet conduct and suitable public venues.
Engagements of Benteman and Moon Daughters Scheduled
Engagement notices announce Karen LeAnn Benteman to Donald Gene Nordlund with a March 18 wedding planned and Linda Ann Moon to James Jay Young with a July 22 ceremony at Danforth Chapel. Linda is a 1971 Lawrence High graduate who earned a KU education degree in 1976 and teaches at East Heights Elementary. James Jay Young is a Wichita North and KU graduate, art education major, employed by Kmart in Lawrence.
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Fritz W. Benteman
Ark
Karen LeAnn
Donald Gene Nordlund
David Lee Nordlund
Riverview
Duane R. Moon
Randall
Linda Ann
James Jay Young
C.J. Young
Wichita
Lawrence High School
Kansas University
East Heights
Young
Wichita North High School
Lawrence
Kmart Corp
Danforth Chapel
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