Psychologist Joyce Diane Brothers (Née Bauer; October 20, 1927 – May 13, 2013) Was a Well-Known Television Personality and Columnist in the United States. She Was Also the Author of a Daily Newspaper Advice Column from 1960 Until 2013. When She Won the Top Prize on the American Game Show the $64,000 Question in 1955, She Became the First and Only Woman to Do So. She Did So by Answering Questions About Boxing, Which Was Proposed by the Program’s Producers as a Prank on Women. in 1958, She Began Hosting a Television Programme on Which She Gave Psychiatric Counselling, Making Her the First Person to Do So in the Profession. She Was the “Face of American Psychology, ” According to the Washington Post, After She Published a Column for Good Housekeeping for Almost Forty Year's and Became Well-Known for It. Brothers Starred in Hundreds of Television Parts, Most of Which Were Portrayals of Herself. However, Beginning in the 1970S, She Began Accepting Jobs as Fictitious Characters, Many of Which Were Self-Parodies. Laura Schlessinger, a Radio Therapist, Praised Brothers for Making Psychology “Affordable” to the Public.