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Only She Who Attempts the Absurd Can Achieve the Impossible:

Only She Who Attempts the Absurd Can Achieve the Impossible: The author describes a special journey of commitment to self and how this journey affected both her personal life and her growth as a therapist dedicated to helping women clients. Her experiences as a "later-in-life" college student and novice professional became the catalysts for the development of a personal philosophy of life which acknowledges women's unique psychology. A connection is made between the author's personal life experiences and the concerns and issues presented by her women clients. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Women & Therapy Taylor & Francis

Only She Who Attempts the Absurd Can Achieve the Impossible:

McKeegan, Patricia
Women & Therapy , Volume 12 (1-2): 10 – Sep 14, 1992
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Only She Who Attempts the Absurd Can Achieve the Impossible:

McKeegan, Patricia
Women & Therapy , Volume 12 (1-2): 10 – Sep 14, 1992

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The author describes a special journey of commitment to self and how this journey affected both her personal life and her growth as a therapist dedicated to helping women clients. Her experiences as a "later-in-life" college student and novice professional became the catalysts for the development of a personal philosophy of life which acknowledges women's unique psychology. A connection is made between the author's personal life experiences and the concerns and issues presented by her women clients.

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Taylor & Francis
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1541-0315
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0270-3149
DOI
10.1300/J015V12N01_07
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Abstract

The author describes a special journey of commitment to self and how this journey affected both her personal life and her growth as a therapist dedicated to helping women clients. Her experiences as a "later-in-life" college student and novice professional became the catalysts for the development of a personal philosophy of life which acknowledges women's unique psychology. A connection is made between the author's personal life experiences and the concerns and issues presented by her women clients.

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Women & Therapy – Taylor & Francis

Published: Sep 14, 1992

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