Responding to demographic changes among physicians and six years of new experiences since the first edition, **Dr. Myers** has revamped his well received work. He includes new information on older physicians, gay and lesbian physicians, medical student abuse, economic strain on interns, depression, malpractice, ethical violations, and other stressors which may cause marital difficulties. Therapists seeking to council symptomatic physicians, as well physicians themselves, will find this a humane, readable, and useful book.

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Myers, Michael F.

Springer London, Limited

Plenum Medical Book Co

United States, United States of America

Second edition, Boston, MA, 1994

2nd ed, New York, ©1994

Boston, MA, 1988

May 31, 2013

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Source title: Doctors' Marriages: A Look At The Problems And Their Solutions

In marriage, partners bring together preexisting psychological and cul tural histories which may be quite disparate. The idea that "love con quers all" does not account for the complexities involved in the development of a contemporary partnership. Societal changes over the past few decades have resulted in impor tant shifts in patterns of relationships. Lengthened life spans, decreased incidence and severity of illness and disability, and the availability of contraception have affected our lives and plans substantially. Among the effects are marriages that last longer than they ever have and produce fewer children, despite the high divorce rate. Values and expectations in marriage have also changed over the past several decades, shifting from an emphasis on survival and eco nomic security to a focus on companionship, love, and communication. The desire for self-fulfillment has superseded more traditional concerns about family loyalty Zlnd responsibility. Thus, divorce is often sought as a solution to frustration, disappointment, and conflict. A societal change that has had considerable influence on individ uals and their relationships has been the emergence of the women's movement and changing roles and expectations for women. This change has brought new demands, fulfillments, and conflicts. Current styles of marriage have shifted from an automatic acceptance of clearly designated gender-determined roles toward more egalitarian and interdependent relationships with partners also expressing their own goals, styles, and personalities. The dual career or dual worker family has emerged as the dominant family structure in the United States

Front Matter....Pages i-xxv
Medical Student and Resident Physician Marriages....Pages 1-46
Male Physician Marriages....Pages 47-74
Female Physician Marriages....Pages 75-106
Gay and Lesbian Physician Couples....Pages 107-129
Divorce and Remarriage....Pages 131-155
Older Physicians and Their Marriages....Pages 157-169
Special Problems....Pages 171-199
Treatment....Pages 201-250
Back Matter....Pages 251-257

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Erscheinungsdatum: 31.05.2013

2013-07-21