Add to ORKGthe birth of psychoanalysis in neurology, modern psychoanalysis and modern medicine seem to have drifted apart. The author explores how and why this has taken place and what its effects may be. Yet the core principles of both medicine and psychoanalysis remain intertwined and vital to both, and the future holds the promise of new possibilities. As American medicine and American psychoanalysis both confront critical stages in their existence, both professions would be well advised to be mindful of their common foundations in science and the ethical, profession-al bond with the patient. (Journal of Psychiatri
"PSYCHOSOMATIC medicine no longer needs an apology. It has passed that stage. One may consider ...
Our socio-cultural-political contexts might be described as variably but gradually evolving from mon...
This study examines the emergence and persistence of the American psychosomatic movement as represen...
Neurology, and medicine in general, is torn by opposing tensions: between universality, which is the...
American psychoanalysis, Freudian in origin, has recently developed in multiple directions among dif...
Psychoanalysis has its place in modern medicine, and neuropsychoanalysis is here to support i
Abstract Freud's legacy deriving from his work The project for a scientific psychology (1895) could ...
It is proposed that the mental health crisis in “developed” societies is largely due to the fact tha...
Psychoanalysis may be seen as caught between two different trends of disenchanted modernity: rationa...
<div class="page" title="Page 72"><div class="layoutArea"><div class="column"><p><span>The natural a...
This paper argues that psychoanalysis enables us to see mental disorder as rooted in emotional confl...
The psychoanalytic method requires, on the analyst\u2019s part, a core psychoanalytic stance, where ...
The nascent field of neuropsychoanalysis positions itself as a putative bridge between two »historic...
As practitioners we come together with different preoccupations, viewing our professional world from...
This article explores the possibility of a debate between psychoanalysis and the human sciences and,...
"PSYCHOSOMATIC medicine no longer needs an apology. It has passed that stage. One may consider ...
Our socio-cultural-political contexts might be described as variably but gradually evolving from mon...
This study examines the emergence and persistence of the American psychosomatic movement as represen...
Neurology, and medicine in general, is torn by opposing tensions: between universality, which is the...
American psychoanalysis, Freudian in origin, has recently developed in multiple directions among dif...
Psychoanalysis has its place in modern medicine, and neuropsychoanalysis is here to support i
Abstract Freud's legacy deriving from his work The project for a scientific psychology (1895) could ...
It is proposed that the mental health crisis in “developed” societies is largely due to the fact tha...
Psychoanalysis may be seen as caught between two different trends of disenchanted modernity: rationa...
<div class="page" title="Page 72"><div class="layoutArea"><div class="column"><p><span>The natural a...
This paper argues that psychoanalysis enables us to see mental disorder as rooted in emotional confl...
The psychoanalytic method requires, on the analyst\u2019s part, a core psychoanalytic stance, where ...
The nascent field of neuropsychoanalysis positions itself as a putative bridge between two »historic...
As practitioners we come together with different preoccupations, viewing our professional world from...
This article explores the possibility of a debate between psychoanalysis and the human sciences and,...
"PSYCHOSOMATIC medicine no longer needs an apology. It has passed that stage. One may consider ...
Our socio-cultural-political contexts might be described as variably but gradually evolving from mon...
This study examines the emergence and persistence of the American psychosomatic movement as represen...