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Small Community—Broad Perspective

Dr Weil and Dr Hirsch, both still living in Halifax, authored this paper as assistant and associate professors ofpsychiatry, respectively, at Dalhousie University; they had brought the sophistication of their psychoanalytically informed training at the Menninger Clinic and Johns Hopkins to the clinical realities ofNova Scotia. The result is a paper which, in 1964, emanates a concern for community psychiatric services, psychotherapeutic eclecticism, a multicultural and a biopsychosocial perspective, humility about the specific change agent within psychotherapy, the need for public and scientific scrutiny, and practical suggestions for a psychotherapy curriculum. Thirty-six years later, none of their observations or suggestions are out of date.