Dr. Chesnutt is a psychologist who has been in practice for 30 years. She has had particular success finding ways to test and treat patients with unusual challenges. Recently, she has seen many unmotivated, underachieving teen boys for diagnosis and treatment. Dr. Chesnutt has been able to develop a successful program to treat these talented, but under-performing young men https://kunstkamera-museum.com/istoriya-sozdaniya/. She has labeled them as having “Syndrome Y,” and her program of emotional strength building has been successful in moving these young men into independent and successful lives.
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