Sentence examples for distinguished psychoanalyst from inspiring English sources
Beloved friend, distinguished psychoanalyst.
A distinguished psychoanalyst for over 50 years, a friend and mentor to many.
FRANCO--Daisy Ph.D., distinguished psychoanalyst, widow of Columbia Professor Stavro Skendi.
She was to bear six children, one of whom, Anna Freud, was to become a distinguished psychoanalyst in her own right.
Allowing his rivals to tire themselves by talking until they had almost reached the minute, and then challenging them and talking with stony slowness for the remainder of the time, was a technique that seemed to owe rather more to his distinguished psychoanalyst ancestor than to the usual easy flamboyances of show business.
According to Popper, real scientists (as opposed to, say, psychoanalysts) were distinguished by the fact that they tried to refute rather than confirm their theories.
The founder of attachment theory, the British psychoanalyst John Bowlby (1969), distinguished between the attachment system as a disposition that keeps an infant oriented toward closeness with their caregiver, and attachment behavior as the specific observable actions the infant uses to achieve proximity with the caregiver, particularly when distressed or alarmed.
Offhand, I can think of 10 other psychoanalysts who were or are distinguished (and highly readable) writers — Sandor Ferenczi, Leo Stone, Merton M. Gill, Roy Schaefer, M. Masud R. Khan, Leonard Shengold, Frieda Fromm-Reichman, Robert Waelder, Michael Balint, Ralph R. Greenson — and there are many more.
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But as both Rossiter and the psychoanalyst Stuart Feder have pointed out (Mr. Feder in a full-scale psychobiography, "Charles Ives: My Father's Song," of 1992), George Ives had been the black sheep of a family distinguished in business and the professions, and was regarded by his relatives as a ne'er-do-well.
