Communication takes time effort concern in marriage counseling
A series on marriage counseling notes that open talk and listening are essential. Psychologists Dr George Demos Dr Clinton Philips and others say couples fail to communicate honestly, hindering therapy. They advise taking turns speaking clarifying requests, and exploring underlying issues rather than assigning blame.
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Center For Psychiatric and Psychological Studies
Long Beach
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Clinton Philips
California Family Study Center
Burbank
Neil Wills
Homemaker Services
Family Services
Wills
Ralph Worden
California Heights Methodist Church
Dr. Broadbent
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Wife can help husbands lower heart risks and stress
Washington doctors debate whether wives can alter their husbands' heart attack risk through diet, exercise, and social pressures. Specialists discuss hormones, stress, and societal roles, noting menopause, hormone therapy limits, and the value of supportive partnerships in reducing cardiovascular illness.
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Washington
Combinaton
Estelle Ramey
Georgetown School of Medicine
Hans Selye
University of Montreal
Selye
Babette Blackington
International Institute of Women’s Studies
American University
Blackington
M.D
Youngest cancer volunteer joins April fundraising drive
James Wes ley Moyer, a 6 month old, is named the American Cancer Society's youngest volunteer while his mother Mrs. Michael Moyer leads the Long Beach unit. They are among 25,000 volunteers in Los Angeles County as the Long Beach Harbor district aims for 180 600 dollars in the 1972 annual fund raising crusade during April.
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Los Angeles County
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Elektra's Judy Paynter Brightens Poly High Talent Show
Judy Paynter Elektra Record promotional director from Oklahoma lit up the Poly High School stage with a magnetic presence drawing cheers from boys in the audience. She volunteered as a talent judge for the Independent Press Telegram session of the 72nd annual talent showcase debuting Tuesday at Long Beach Auditorium. Tickets cost 75 cents general and 50 cents for students. Paynter presented copies of Elektra Bread recordings to student performers, urging they are the state of tomorrow.
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Poly High School
Independent
Press-Telegram
Long Beach Auditorium
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