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...] and contemporary of Sigmund Freud who pioneered an intensive method of [[psychoanalysis]] which emphasized [[empathy]], honesty, and directness.

...hodynamic theory. His method of gaining insight into [[personality]], '''[[psychoanalysis]]''', is considered, by the contemporary [[mental health]] professions, a p ...with Charcot, while treating neurotic patients, Freud invented his famous psychoanalysis.

...ogy]], in contrast with Pavlov's [[behaviorism]] and [[Sigmund Freud]]'s [[psychoanalysis]]. <ref name=Bio>{{citation

...collaborators, Adler, like [[Carl Jung]], eventually broke with Freud's [[psychoanalysis|psychoanalytic]] theories and evolved his own approach, [[individual psycho |title = Oedipus Redivivus: Freud, Jung and Psychoanalysis

...y childhood experiences as the driving force of personality development. [[psychoanalysis|Psychoanalytic theory]] suggests that young children internalize the values

...] of [[Abraham Maslow]] became a "third force" after [[behaviorism]] and [[psychoanalysis]], '''transpersonal psychology''' evolved as a "fourth force",<ref name=Gro

...ent motivations, intentions and experience. It served as a reminder that [[psychoanalysis]] tends to dig too deeply into both the past and the unconscious, overlooki

...ssociation]] and was on the editorial board of the ''[[American Journal of Psychoanalysis]]''. His publications dealt with psychoanalysis, [[borderline personality disorder]]<ref>{{citation

...marriage-family therapists]], trained [[nursing|nurses]], psychiatrists, [[psychoanalysis|psychoanalysts]], [[Mental Health Counselor|mental health counselors]], [[s ...branched off of areas of psychoanalysis, or were developed in reaction to psychoanalysis. Therefore, when describing the history of psychotherapy, most traditional

...storian]], UCLA Professor Peter Loewenberg, has attempted a retrospective psychoanalysis of Himmler's childhood and youth, using his diaries, shows him to have been

...re later dismissed as pseudoscience. There are some areas today, such as [[psychoanalysis]], about which there is a serious dispute as to whether they may properly b ...an surgery, drugs, or hypnosis was only one of the startling features of [[psychoanalysis]] contrasting it to earlier conceptions of [[psychiatry]]. The concept rema

...that would have meant it was falsifiable), nor did he exclude that one day psychoanalysis could evolve into something falsifiable, and thus "scientific". He was, in

...book |author=Webster, Richard |title=Why Freud Was Wrong: Sin, Science and Psychoanalysis |publisher=The Orwell Press |location=Oxford |year=2005 |page=22 |isbn=0-95

Freud's view on religion was embedded in his larger theory of [[psychoanalysis]]. Apart from theorizing, Freud's theories were developed by studying patie [[Psychoanalysis]] has been assessed as non-scientific. Though his attempt to the historical

Popper attacked [[psychoanalysis]] and [[Marxism]] as pseudoscientific because their explanations are not fa

...e fields of psychotherapy, counselling, psychology, medicine, law, police, psychoanalysis and social work. Chapters include discussions on ritual abuse, dissociative

...nd cultural history, statistics, medical reports, family studies, and even psychoanalysis.

...o during this time, clinical psychology was having its own revolution with psychoanalysis being questioned by [[existentialism|existential]] and humanist approaches.

...entific if and only if it is falsifiable. This led him to criticise both [[psychoanalysis]] and contemporary [[Marxism]] as [[pseudoscience|pseudoscientific]], on th

...ce and theory, Hubbard had read [[Sigmund Freud|Freud]] and other works on psychoanalysis.