The lonely night

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A dramatized story of Caroline Cram, a jilted and desperate woman who seeks the aid of psychiatry, following a near, and seemingly accidental suicide. We witness the process of psychotherapy peeling off her layers of suppression and guilt and relaxing the grip of fear. In unraveling her feelings, Caroline learns to recognize the relationship between her past experiences and her present problems of young womanhood, and how to face the problems which precipitated her crisis. The Dunn family, normal and happy, is shown in contrast to the unhappy, lonely childhood that Caroline had.

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Library of Congress

Language

English

Country

United States

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