Tuesday March 6, 2001
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A new study suggests that children in a blended family are more accepting of a stepfather than of a stepmother. A panel talks about the dynamics of blended families and the special stresses placed upon them.
Constance Ahrons, Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study at Harvard University
Burke Mealy, clinical pyschologist
Gina DeLeonardis, clinical psychologist
Could daydreaming be a symptom of an underlying emotional problem? Psychologist Martha Stout, an expert in trauma disorders, talks about how the brain processes traumatic experiences, and about how early trauma can lead to a range of dissociative behaviors later in life.
Martha Stout, author and Psychologist
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