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Nightr
Prograr
BY ALANNA HISER
Gamecock Staff Writer
An experimental. treat
ment program is being of
fered by the Psychological
Services Center for those who
have frequent nightmares.
The program is being
conducted by psychology
graduate students and is
being supervised by Dr.
Stephen Haynes.
Haynes said nightmares
serve as a tension release
system for the mind, and
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those who have frequent
nightmares are usually very
anxious and tense people. *
Most people have nightmares
more often than they would
expect because they sleep
through the entire dream.
Those who do not sleep
throughout the dream, but
wake up in the middle are
those who "don't or can't
give themselves chance to
lose their fears," said
Haynes.
Haynes commented that
this program is "aimed at
USC's first Red
Cross Blood Drive,
sponsored by the
Voluntary Action
Council (VAC) goal is
1,500 units. Tnere are
one or two more blood
drives planned and if the
goal is achieved,
students , faculty, staff
and immediate families
will benefit by receiving
free blood.
The October drive was
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helping people reduce fear by
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fears."
There are two procedures
being used in the program,
one of which is desen
sitization. In this type of
treatment the client is taught
to relax their entire body
through a series of exercises
to put the muscles at ease.
The next step is to make the
patient gradually accept
each phase of their night
mare. When the patient can
imagine the entire nightmarE
assisted by VAC and
approximately 60
students and over 300
man hours were in
volved in planning and
actual work.
Last school year the
blood drive yielded 1,174
units.
If students are in
terested in helping at
future blood drives, they
should contact the
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in this relaxed state he is then
able to face the fear, thus
eliminating the anxiety and
tension ultimately being able
to sleep through their
nightmares.
The other system of
dealing with nightmares is
the implosive technique.
Under this treatment the
patient is forced to imagine
the entire nightmare scene
with out the relaxation
porcess. Through intensive
drilling of the dream the
patient eventually learns to
Manageme
Offered By
A one-week course in business
management fundamentals for
junior managers will be held
Oct. 14-19 at USC's College of
Business Administration.
Designed for individuals
holding or about to occupy junior
management positions, the
"Managementh Development
Program" will include
discussions of principles of
management, human relations,
r-t-o-mmunications, business
organization and business
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cope with the fear.
Haynes said the average
treatment time is ap
proximately two months.
He also said there are not
many people who actually
have frequent nightmares
and therefore the program is
open to the general public as
well as USC students.
Anyone who is interested in
taking part in the program
may go by the Psychological
Services Center at 1819
Pendelton St. or call there at
777-4864.
?nt Course
BA College
In addition classes will be held
in labor relations, quantitative
data and its uses, managerial
accounting, marketing and
management, and finance. The
fee for the program is $230 in
cluding books, work materials
and noon meals.
For further information on tl1%
Management Development
Program contact the
Management Center, College of
Business Administration, or call
2231.
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