This research study explored possible associations between the theoretical orientations of clinicians and their traditional or contemporary attitudes toward women's roles. Of all the variables investigated, however, only the clinicians' sex had an effect on their attitudes. (Author)

The role of women in social work can be better understood through an examination of the profession's male minority. A survey reveals many male social workers experience conflicts between gender identity and occupational status. Such difficulties affect relationships with colleagues, clients, and the general community. (Author)

A recent study conducted at the University of Minnesota indicates that students may be adopting a new definition of mental health--one in which traditional sex-role stereotypes are abandoned in favor of more human and flexible standards. (Author)

Traces the development feminist therapy. Discusses lack of definitions and systematic studies in the literature. Reports on research study, based on interviews with feminist therapists, which explores the nature and practice of this emerging mode of therapy. (Author/SMR)