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In fact if you call within the next 8 minutes you'll get his books FREE!! All you have to do is pay for the shipping and handling*
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It's not really a book, per se, but I've had an idea since med school. Of course all my colleagues and professors laughed at me for it ...
Anyway, I've noticed that soldiers in the field encounter great stress, and that their hardships can cause just as hard a toll on their mental health as it does on their physical health. But where are the military psychologists when they're needed most? They're on over-rated, syndicated, daytime, talk-shows.
I proposed that we deploy therapists to the front lines by parachute when ever and where ever they're needed most. We can call them paracologists!
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Hey Colonel, who's this guy? He seems pretty smart.
(Colonel)That's Dr. Phil McGraw Snake. He's an American born psychologist and TV personality. Many people rely on him for practical domestic advice. He appears on his own TV show, as well as many public venues.
So instead of laying on a bed in a private room, you go to a TV show instead for a shrink? Times have changed.
(Colonel)Yes Snake. Many people have lent themselves to televised dispute resolution. It seems like the popular thing to do among Americans.
It's not really a book, per se, but I've had an idea since med school. Of course all my colleagues and professors laughed at me for it ...
Anyway, I've noticed that soldiers in the field encounter great stress, and that their hardships can cause just as hard a toll on their mental health as it does on their physical health. But where are the military psychologists when they're needed most? They're on over-rated, syndicated, daytime, talk-shows.
I proposed that we deploy therapists to the front lines by parachute when ever and where ever they're needed most. We can call them paracologists!
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