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似少年

Sigmund Freudarch into the effects of cocaine. For years he had suffered from periodic depression, fatigue and apathy, neurotic symptoms that later were to take the form of anxiety attacks, which he treated by means of his own analysis. Cocaine eased these problems, but all his life he was to suffer from migrain

跟随

Alfred Adlerldren’s education, and after the First World War he opened Vienna’s first child guidance clinic in order to apply his education theories. He continued to practice and teach in Europe and the USA until 1937, when he died in Aberdeen, Scotland, at the age of 67.

APRON

Carl Jung years later to pursue his own approach to psychoanalysis, and continued with his writing and practice until he died in 1961. He travelled widely, especially in Africa and Asia, to study different cultures.

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Melanie Kleinons why the marriage was not wholly successful. She bore three children and before the First World War they all moved to Budapest, where in connection with her interest in medical matters she became acquainted with the works of Freud. She met Sandor Ferenczi, who helped her to develop her ideas and

奇怪

Person-centred counselling: Carl Rogerservices at Chicago University. He was a professor at Wisconsin University from 1957–62 and a fellow at Stanford University from 1962–63. In 1964 he became a resident fellow at the Western Behavioural Sciences Institute at La Jolla, California. In 1968 he and a group of colleagues set up the Center f

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