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Kove, Miriam was born on February 17, 1941 in Chotin, Romania. Daughter of Avrum and Riva Wolkove. came to the United States, September 12, 1962.
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Myths & Madness
(From birth to death, as we grow and mature, in our homes ...)
From birth to death, as we grow and mature, in our homes and our society, we are being fed ideas, concepts about ourselves, about the world, about relationships, about our society. These ideas are often presented as great 'truths' and we hold them as such and integrate them as such into our psyche and into our lives and proceed to use them in our relationships and in our living. Unfortunately, many of these 'truths' are lies or myths and, because they skew us as individuals and as a society in a most unhealthy and unhappy fashion.This book is an attempt to present these ideas as the lies that they are, to expose, as it were- that the emperor has no clothes- t push through the layers of denial that mark our society to the real truths in the hope that they will set us free.
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Miriam Kove
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Miriam Kove, American Psychotherapist. Recipient Hebrew prize Sir George Williams U., 1962; recommended for English prize Concordia U. Member People for the American Way, Warsaw Gathering of Holocaust Survivors. Fellow National Organisation Social Work, Society for Clinical Social Work Psychotherapists (education committee); member New Hope Graduate Society (steering committee), American Board Examiners in Clinical Social Work.
Education
Bachelor in English Literature, Sir George Williams U., 1962; Master of Arts in Early Childhood, Hunter College, 1975; Certified in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy, New Hope Guild, New York City, 1979; Master of Social Work, Adelphi U., 1983.
Career
Teacher, various public schools, Montreal, Canada, 1957-1958; actress, New York City, since 1962; teacher early childhood, Emanuel Nursery School, New York City, 1964-1974; adjunct lecturer early childhood, Cmty. College, Brooklyn, 1974-1975; psychotherapist, clinician, New Hope Guild Center, New York City, 1979-1981; intake director, clinician, Institutions of Religion and Health, New York City, 1983-1984; pschotherapist, New York City, since 1984; faculty, supervisor, New Hope Guild Center, New York City, since 1990; director day care on-site therapy program, Commercial Insurance Services Counseling Center, New York City, 1992-1994.
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Member People for the American Way, Warsaw Gathering of Holocaust Survivors. Fellow National Organisation Social Work, Society for Clinical Social Work Psychotherapists (education committee). Member New Hope Graduate Society (steering committee), American Board Examiners in Clinical Social Work.
Connections
Married Marc L. Kouffman, August 16,1964 (divorced October 24, 1989). Children: Avra, Paulette.
