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INTRODUCTION
A distressed parent recently persuaded me to make a special effort to "have a talk" with her youngest son. "I'm so afraid for him," she said with tears in her eyes, "Rick only seems to be getting worse!!
The next day I drove up to their fashionable home situated in the luxury of grass, trees, and a beautiful breeze. From its choice position at the top of a rolling slope, everything about the house spoke of peace. Inside, it was a different story.
Although everything was orderly and well decorated, the atmosphere of that home was as tense as the young man who moved back and forth anxiously in the chair opposite me.
Rick was about twenty-one years old with good health, good looks, and a good family. Like his home, he projected a modern, "got-it-all-together" appearance. Inside his mind, however, he was a wreck
