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...na Freud]] is one of the pioneers of [[child psychoanalysis]] and of the [[psychoanalytic]] study of normal child [[development]]. Her main contribution to psychoanalytic [[theory]] is her description of the [[defense]] mechanisms used by the [[e

...the altered state of consciousness brought on by a hypnotist using various techniques (staring at an object, verbal commands, etc.). The English physician James ...by the young physiologist Charles Richet, Jean Martin Charcot experimented with hypnosis on [[hysterical]] [[patients]] in his [[clinic]] starting in 1878,

...re a [[number]] of [[concepts]] that are essential for [[understanding]] [[psychoanalytic theory]]. ...d's theory of the [[unconscious]] is the foundation upon which much of his psychoanalytic theory is built. Freud hypothesized that the [[mind]] is [[divided]] into [

The [[psychoanalytic]] [[treatment]] is a method for treating [[psychic]] [[suffering]] that adv ...owards the [[maturation]] of the [[structure]] of the treatment, beginning with Emmy von N's command at their first [[encounter]] on May 1, 1889, to "Keep

The [[psychoanalytic]] [[treatment]] is a method for treating [[psychic]] [[suffering]] that adv ...owards the [[maturation]] of the [[structure]] of the treatment, beginning with Emmy von N's command at their first [[encounter]] on May 1, 1889, to "Keep

...ts founder, Franz Alexander, promoted several unconventional [[ideas]] and techniques; Heinz Kohut, after a long career as a purely orthodox [[analyst]], develop Organized psychoanalysis in the city dates to establishment of the Chicago [[Psychoanalytic]] [[Society]] in 1931. N. Lionel Blitzsten, the society's first president,

...pplication of [[psychoanalytic]] [[treatment]] and [[concepts]] to a child with a view to [[understanding]] the [[psychic]] [[life]] and [[mental]] [[devel ...only with Klein that the notion of [[transference]] and the [[idea]] of [[psychoanalytic treatment]] for children appeared. This perspective placed her in sharp opp