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     in little or no llilslcal 
     
     Psychologist 
     
    
   
   
    
     . psycholozy. the science of n-ien- t 
     
     i:il liie. both at its phenomena and 
     
     of their conditions. is traditionally 
     
     as old as man himself, tor man 
     
     philosephized about the nature of 
     
     mind earlier than he did about 
     
     matter. from ,out at this- subject 
     
     matter. created by the thinkers of 
     
     the past. have evolved the modern 
     
     fields on! psychology. ' 
     
    

    
     with the increasing complexity i 
     
     or modern civilization has arisen 
     
     the clinical psychologist. a stu- 
     
     dent oi human behaviour and one 
     
     pquippcd to apply scientific prin- 
     
     ciples to an intensive study or the 
     
     axscis and liabilities of an indiv- 
     
     muui, the purpose being that oi 
     
     Riding the re-adjustment or 1urih- ' 
     
     mng the-wholesome development ' 
     
     oi the pg;-iron. 
     
    

    
     The cli lcal psychologist forms 
     
     part at the treatment team in the 
     
    
   
   
    
     niciiial hospital or clinic. In this 5 5 
     
     soiling his role is similar to t i 
     
     that at the radiologist who sup- y I t 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     plics the doctor wltirx-rays and 
     
     ihcir interpretation. By means oi 
     
     vnrinus lorms 01 tests the psy- 
     
     chologist obtains A dynamic pic- 
     
     ture of the person's personality 
     
     functioning as a totality in spec- 
     
     ilic situations. He presents the 
     
    
   
   
    
     1”f.i'.”.'i;'"3.ilt"t..'ilii3.al:S:i2fi"ll?.i5 We know the sweetest ways for you to malie Molilier happy! We 
     
     have such preliiy complimenlis from you to her! She'll love the 
     
    
   
   
    
     mists, treatment and rehabilita- 
     
    

    
     tion of the menial patient. 
     
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     The role of the clinical psy- 
     
     rholnglst is by no means restricted ' 
     
     to the analysis of the mentally 
     
     iii, Because of his knowledg the 
     
     pgychologisl. may act in an o vis- 
     
     ,..-y capacity or be employed full 
     
     time in educational systems. wel- 
     
     fare agencies or business and in- 
     
     dustry. Functioning in these lat- 
     
     lcr roles he provides iniormation 
     
     regarding specific persons and 
     
     environments or the analysis of 
     
     xnt-rilional or situational problems: 
     
     that, is helping persons become ud- 
     
     JuSlNl to new surroundings or en- 
     
     rlcovnrinsz lo iihd them ai job or 
     
     school which would suit their as- 
     
     sets, and investigating physical! 
     
     arrangements to determine wheth- 
     
     r-r they provide satislactory con- 
     
     ditions for the worker. 
     
    

    
     The revisions in ihe Mental 
     
     Health Department have brought 
     
     a clinical psychologist, Mr. E. G. 
     
     Nichols, to Prince Edward Island. 
     
     Under the present program psy- 
     
     riioiogicai services are provided to 
     
     the department of Mental Health. 
     
     welfare. Education, and D.V.A.. as 
     
     time allows. through the facil- 
     
     ltlcs at Falconwood and the Men- 
     
     ini Health Clinic in Charlottetown 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ellen's lllar! 
     
    
   
   
    
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     . . . We saw Boulder Dam unit, a 
     
     the amazing beauty 01 Lake M 
     
     --ihe man-made lake, on the I 
     
     out. The colors 0! the rocks are r 
     
     unbelievably iseautliui shading 
     
     irrim almost. pure white to black. e 
     
    

    
     we may visit the Grand Can- 
     
     yon on the way home. There was 
     
     a howling blizzard there when we 
     
     passcd its entraricrin November 
     
     Likely in will be free from snow by 
     
     this. The Painted Desert in also a 
     
     lovely sight-We stopped there to 
     
     have tea, I recall . . . We are :0- 
     
     ing to Santa. Anita Races Saturday 
     
     --Not. that I myself am a racing 
     
     fan but they say the track and sur- 
     
     roundings are beautiful. we saw 
     
     Islanders the other day-n young 
     
     couple horn Montague. It was 
     
     most unusual to see a P. E. I. ll- 
     
     cense plate down town. We ex- 
     
     Net to leaps presently. and driv- 
     
     Sm: in leisurely fashion which will 
     
     E1910”! usdtge to Twp over lortylaits ' , - . 
     
    

    
     re an era a on; our rou oi! 
     
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     -1"! James comments. "And who's 
     
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     Until tomorrow- - Dippy- - 
     
     Good-night. . . . . . 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
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