> Greetings all!
> As some die-hard fans might dimly recall, I used to
> write the character of Sam Eldrich; however, time
> pressures forced me to discontinue updating the
> character. The summer during which Mr. Eldrich was first
> conceived was a rather momentous one in my life, as it
> led to the shifting of my academic interest from
> biochemistry to psychology. Since Sam faded into the
> background, I've pursued a number of research projects
> and many, many psychology courses, leading to my recent
> acceptance into graduate school in clinical psychology!
> Therefore, in four to five years, perhaps Dr. Balis
> might be supervising the internship of a junior clinical
> psychologist (though there might be a clash between his
> M.D. training and the clin psyc's Ph.D. methodology...).
> At any rate, I thank this site for allowing me to
> express my therapeutic interests in an early and very
> formative stage of my life. I've enclosed a link for the
> home page to the abnormal psyc course for which I'm now
> a TA, in hopes that those looking for more info on
> mental disorders might be able to visit it.
Hi
A very interesting site. Also I found the previous message most fascinating. Interest in human nature and its many and unique variations can occupy several lifetimes, I'm sure. To move from an accomplished fiction writer to the field of analysis is remarkable as well. I've considered that I was doing the opposite, moving from a degree in Psychological Counseling (M.A.) to a persistent desire to persue creative writing! Unfortunately, i haven't had much time to do either, yet, as my own life has been rather adventurous.
Maybe next lifetime! I'd like to read more on this site, when I have time.
Shosana Neshare Haifa, Israel