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Columns
By James M. Read, Ph.D.
The
following columns were written by Dr. Read, and originally published
in The Idaho Statesman between June 1982 and January 1994. This list
will expand as time allows. Eventually, we hope to have more of the
columns available for on-line viewing.
This is just a beginning. I wrote about
650 weekly columns, so there are lots more to put up here. If I can
figure out how to scan them into my computer... heck, then I'll be able
to put LOTS of them on this site. So far it's all by keyboard,
and a lot of work! Newspaper columns do not appear to scan very well,
and the OCR software I have is sadly lacking!
Breaking
Up Proves Hard to Do
Defining
Stress - and Distress
Historian
tells How AA Works
Skills
Help People Cope With Stress
Tell
a Child if You’re in a Bad
Mood
Gay
Parents Do Not Impair Psychosocial
Development
Nice
Patients Get Shortchanged
Make
Time For Yourself
Pet
Deaths Need to be Mourned Too
Early
Intervention Key to Childhood Depression
Getting
Nagged Means You Are Important
Dealing
with Differences
Don't
Let the Four Horsemen Trample Your
Relationship
Writing
is Cathartic
Late
Discussion of Alcohol Problem is the Norm
Ask
Questions of Potential Therapist
Who
Do You Turn to With Problems?
More
Encouragement Needed
Life
Alternates Between Expansions and
Contractions
Exposure
to Cold Doesn't Cause a "Cold!"
Researchers
Debate Repressed Memories
Sleep
Deprivation Effects Mainly Mental
Give
Feedback Gently, with Love
Give
Genuine Compliments Often
Communicate
with Your College Kids by Electronic Mail
Marital
Satisfaction a U-Curve?
Living
with ADHD
Parental
Self-Disclosure is Vital to Healthy Family
Relationships
Parenting
Style Linked to Tobacco Use
Back
Pain May be Exacerbated by Emotional
Factors
Random
Acts of Kindness Bring Satisfaction
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