We were good friends and colleagues at W P F, even though we argued sometimes.
MaryAnne was very quick and something of an intellectual giant. She was the author of several books, which were well received. Her years in a religious Community, prior to becoming a Psychotherapist, meant that she was able to relate to people at all stages in life. She was always willing to help people, when she could. Mary Anne did a great deal for the training dept, putting it on the map when it was not so well known as it became latterly.
Unfortunatly, the progressive illness of Parkinsons, limited her abilities over the last few years, and we were not able to stay in touch so frequently.
I remember our time together at WPF, with appreciation and affection.
Ruth Archer
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