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...have feuded with may be stronger than ever. "The terrible events of 9/11 and all the feelings they have stirred up have made people want to reach out more to loved ones they've been apart from, especially since they don't know what may happen tomorrow," says Ellen Gussaroff, a New York City psychotherapist...
...this can be harder with family members than with friends. "With family, there are all the irrational elements of childhood and years of history that make reaching out after years of not communicating more complicated and difficult," says psychotherapist Gussaroff. "Often, though, a major life change or personal crisis can help bring family together...
...even be aware that someone has a mental illness until a difficulty arises on the job. But the biggest problem remains old-fashioned fear. "There is still an enormous apprehension in hiring people with psychiatric disabilities, for fear that they will go out of control," says Ellen Gussaroff, a New York City psychoanalyst who estimates that about one-third of her patients have had problems on the job. "But there are people with chronic mental illness who are very capable of doing good work with the right accommodations...
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