Poor man - courageous;

I've always thought that the field of Psychology, where therapists
give advice, or lead patients, should be at least supplemented
with Senior Citizens who have gone through wars or other great
traumas in life, Church people, community workers, rabbis, cultural
leaders; people who have studied humanities and have learned
from experience in life, acquiring an understanding of human nature.
Family leaders who are trusted in particular can relate and know
the personal history of a person in trouble. They may be able to
understand psychological problems better. Psychology, unlike
Psychiatry, is not a science, nor should it pretend to be.

Erin