The Washington times., 1922-01-08

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] DOCTORSURGE
wom.n Dean Of New York Uni
vsrsity Sees Merit in German
Scientists Plan.
osIE FLAW IN ms REMEDY
AE6sn % Woe Should Be Laid
OF Fr.snos Rather Than
Expert Advisers.

O. Fr.snds Rather Than
Expert Advisers.
~ n.s<---sl-.-i Ne~s Service.
NEW YORK. Jan Have you
q m1ltitsds Of troubles? Are you
|D.rri~a.
ca s1f from beneath the load OF
yu.r trsahles By the oral route. Tell
yu1r tAls Of noe 10 someone. Take
O. talkinx cure for the blues.
nGs ADVICE comes all the way from
N~rnn ana from one DIR. Magnus
xxlr~rhn-lA. VINO advocates this cure
- an anh.hle ventilation for the pestif-
eru1s t<nAnts of the human mind
Tan Away Troubles.
Rnusr1Anx 90 Dr.. Hirschfield. your
49, fui trOuhles will vanish and the
~ onss wil diminish IL you will but
"a th~m OF. However, do not poster
xn.mAa TAX % someone especially
xrz1n-a % listen 20 your woes and give
I11 ~ n1Sice you need
An TINS may b. well enough Out II
IN s.-m 20 the average person that
-. Hlr.chfeld's theory has a flaw In
80 n ~x-ludss one talking to ones
rr~~nA.L Couflding In real friends 10 a
mns<e rellef- u has always been a boon
- ths worried man or woman VINO
- . rsal friend 10 20 70.
NJ AriHrine Il. Munn-Recht, dean OF
wrru~n a New York University, a
1910 physician and n lecturer on
rnvrhoaoxy. believes the talking cure
- shs hlnes n practical and beneficial,
- that one should carry troubles to
cs.nAs rather than to a paid listener.
mr.. Munn-Recht's Opinions.
IN. el-ment Of friendship Is vital"
LIZ ooe has two or three friends to
wnr<n. no one need carry load OF
uwrrv mental cares which. accumuiat-
- fru.n day 10 day. destroy morale
ara hrsak n down completely.
= ny two or three frienas 30 one
IN not ee unduly strained.
4 enn mind that many, ana 30 can
nnvuns el-eL
"a cour,.. this seems TO be one de-
w~auuun~nt OF the mental catharsis OF
yr~un. ana n comes In agreeable form,
- n places the emphasis on
ss<ryAay troubles and not on sex
"a ii n safe and sane panacea. or
~-..r... ths deep hidden complexes re-
s.ars . more profound study. fney
ms-A q psychOanalyst-
-Bat tbs 1hOg-air treatment. which
~. R-rtfn doctor advocates, will pre-
wsnt n<g compiexes from oeins Iorneu
rN-wurh constant repression or the
~--rt.ns ana viii leave no unpleasant
sfI--L
-Enotsas expressed through con-
~~~-aston before they take on the eie-
rn~nE q time are not dangerous
Pa Worry I'm Past.
La me explain: Suppose someone
a ~urrSed because he has hard time
-srt,~ alonS with someone IN an Of
.. a IN a class- He talks IL out to
- frs~nd- That puts the worry In
-, ua~r tmmediately. IL h not bot
- M for a long period OF time.
s-~ehfnr ard fermenting In the mind'
- r. date when the trouble began
- a. p-rson breaks down from
ennkfng about H.
T.lEinx n out will make no
s-~Drss IN the brain from the worry
NuRhAlnG within ! won't say such
r-ur~--doa could cause insanity. That
a cau--d by two things-change In
Rr.an structure and change In ideas.
Ts.ura-rs IN which IDEAS change are
e.,~fI.rd IN some cases by psyche
mUMAtMA8 ~ N N~SS -
"a. sor telling things TO people.
- q them are like vegetables.
-. anything TO them and they
- take q IN. Often people not
n-.Ssnr STRENUOUS lives cannot under
- 49, trials Of a busy day.
- eh~ other hand. II two active
- polirtcal leaders for instance.
80 ever begin to tell each other
sn.~lr trsuhles thu day would not be
- enouEh- Both would break from
o. srE4an-
rrssy Affairs Worst.
n ~ n petty affairs OF life that
N--~k folk avn. and IL In no effort
e-anE sun~one To listen to q recital
- shm Ever since that time when
- q stud-nt at Johns Hopkins
Ursu<rxrry. snd sick In a hospital
- rn-rs. and cried out at night
~rn-rhtaE which had bothered me
49, n day. I have told my wor-
-. . peuple. IL will come out In
- furn. anyhow.
Ds syEnpathetiC ear n imperative.
go who-e husband gets angry
- \. wanted toast for break
- wh~a So gave him rolls, can
e o. - anosher wife who unsuc-
~~wRnny s<rved toast to q man who
49, ra.rnkez And - on
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