Professions in Public Service

Frederick C. Mosher

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close cooperation and understanding between mental health professionals and government is essential. Mental health professionals are beginning to respond, perhaps mindful of John Gardner's observation that a subtle exit from the grimy problems of the day is to immerse yourself so deeply in a specialized professional field that the larger community virtually ceases to exist. This is a particularly good way out because the rewards of specialization are very great today, so that you may become rich and famous while you are ignoring the nation's problems.8

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