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Satel eventually co-authored a book called One Nation Under Therapy, in which she argued that our dependence on outside counselors, a trend she called “therapism,” was eroding our self-reliance.
The Truth About Grief Ruth Davis Konigsberg 2011
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The majority of experts cited or quoted in those articles were, of course, grief counselors, although occasionally there were contrarian voices in the mix, such as Dr. Sally Satel, a psychiatrist who questioned the need for such a specialty.
The Truth About Grief Ruth Davis Konigsberg 2011
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Satel admits that her assertions are "politically delicate."
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Dr. Satel could more nobly use her pen and voice to encourage others to follow the high ideal that her kidney-donor friend did.
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Dr. Sally Satel helpfully describes some of the factors inhibiting compassion in the practice of medicine ( "Physician, Humanize Thyself," Taste, Sept. 17).
Making Physicians More Human Is a Noble Goal, but . . . 2010
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In a "Policy Review" essay called "PTSD's Diagnostic Trap," psychiatrist and Yale University School of Medicine lecturer Sally Satel argues that full disability status can undermine the possibility of recovery.
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In a "Policy Review" essay called "PTSD's Diagnostic Trap," psychiatrist and Yale University School of Medicine lecturer Sally Satel argues that full disability status can undermine the possibility of recovery.
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Dr. Satel, a psychiatrist, is a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute and a lecturer at Yale University School of Medicine.
Amy Winehouse's Killers Sally Satel 2011
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Satel admits that her assertions are "politically delicate."
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As Sally Satel did, members of my own extended family have received the gift of kidneys: two by living related donors, one by a living unrelated donor, and three received gifts of cadaver kidneys "The Market for Kidneys, Livers and Lungs," op-ed, Nov. 8.
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