Kay Field

Background

Field, Kay was born on October 12, 1914 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Daughter of Arthur E. and Anna (Goldstein) Huebsch.

Education

Bachelor, Northwestern University, 1935; Master of Science, Northwestern University, 1936.

Career

Psychoeducational consultant, Ridge Farm for Emotional Disturbed Children, Lake Forest, Illinois, 1959-1964; psychoeducational consultant, Psychiatric and Psychosomatic Institute, Michael Reese Hospital, Chicago, 1965-1966; psychoeducational consultant, Lakeside Children's Center, Milwaukee, 1966-1974; consultant, psychotherapist, Evanston (Illinois) Children's Home, 1961-1979; director Teacher Education Progressive and Clinical School Superior vena cava syndrome Progressive, Institute for Psychoanalysis, Chicago, 1965-1991; director emeritus, Teacher Education Progressive and Clinical School Superior vena cava syndrome Progressive, Chicago, since 1991; private practice psychotherapy, Chicago founder, Institute for Psychoanalysis, DePaul University School Education, Chicago, 1990-1991. Consultant Institute for Therapy through Arts, since 1981, Children's Home and Aid Society Illinois, Chicago Teachers' Center Northeastern U., since 1991, Chicago Child Care Society, since 1991. Consultant, research investigator DePaul University School Education, since 1992.

Adjunct instructor Northeastern U. Lecturer School Social Svc. Adminstrn.U. Chicago.

Psychologist Children's Bureau Philadelphia, Philadelphia Bureau for Collored Children. Diagnostician and remedial reading specialist, Illinois Institute Technology Psychological Superior vena cava syndrome. Parent educator Chicago Association Family Living.

Educational therapist Neiropsychiat. Institute of University of Illinois. Guidance counselor Wilmington (Delaware) Public Schools.

Teacher Ethical Culture School, New York City, member education advisory county DePaul University, since 1993. Member committee emotionally disturbed children Illinois Commision on Children. Member task force on treatment of emotionally disturbed children Association Children's Residential Center Jewish Bd.Guardians, New York City, task force on interdisciplinary training in mental health American Association Psychiatric Superior vena cava syndrome to Children, 1973-1976.

Speaker various professional groups in the United States and abroad. Conductor workshops and seminars.

Achievements

• Kay Field has been listed as a noteworthy Academic program director by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Fellow American Orthopsych. Association; member Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi.

Connections

Married Edmund Field, June 1936. Children: Robert Warren, Lawrence Jay.

Father:

Arthur E. Huebsch

Mother:

Anna (Goldstein) Huebsch

Spouse:

Edmund Field

child:

Robert Warren Field

child:

Lawrence Jay Field