Dynamic psychiatry

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Under dynamic psychiatry a working direction is understood to be primarily with the dynamics and distribution of energy as a background of many mental phenomena, but also deals of mental illness. Often this is understood to mean a psychoanalytically oriented psychiatry, which Henri Ey called for, but which has not yet been implemented due to various opposition. It includes not only historically more distant developments such as the school of Montpellier , but also the psychobiology of Adolf Meyer .

See also

literature

  • Henri F. Ellenberger : The discovery of the unconscious. History and development of dynamic psychiatry from its beginnings to Janet, Freud, Adler and Jung. From the American (1970) by Gudrun Theusner-Stampa. 2 volumes. Huber, Bern 1973.
  • Simona Trifu, Ana Miruna Dragoi, Ilinca Vlaicu: Psychodynamic Psychiatry, Clinical Theories. LAP Lambert Academic Publishing, ISBN 620-0-31198-6 .

Individual evidence

  1. Uwe Henrik Peters : Dictionary of Psychiatry and Medical Psychology . Urban & Schwarzenberg, Munich 3 1984; Keyword “organo-dynamic theory”, p. 388; Keyword “Psychiatry, dynamic”, p. 434.
  2. ^ Elisabeth Roudinesco , Michel Plon : Dictionary of Psychoanalysis. Names, countries, works, terms. Springer, Vienna 2004, ISBN 3-211-83748-5 ; P. 277 f. ( Google Books ).
  3. ^ Dörner, Klaus : Citizens and Irre. On the social history and sociology of science in psychiatry (1969). Fischer Taschenbuch, Frankfurt am Main 1975, ISBN 3-436-02101-6 ; on the reception of psychoanalysis: pp. 11–13.