Sentence examples for from psychoanalyst from inspiring English sources
The Examined Life Stephen Grosz Chatto & Windus, £14.99 Described as "modest and profound" by one reviewer, this highly enjoyable book presents a series of case histories, drawn from psychoanalyst Stephen Grosz's 25 years of experience listening to people talk about their lives and problems.
Analyst once wrote me, What did I learn from psychoanalysts?
Two further phases planned for the study will interview truck & cab drivers & get voluntary reports from psychoanalysts whose patients are in accidents.
Then, choose a fairy tale and write an evaluation of it from this psychoanalyst's perspective, incorporating some of his theories in your analysis.
He mentions a quotation from the psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan that refers to "the armor of an alienating identity," the idea being that if we have too strong a concept of our own identity, we exclude other formations.
Grosz's true tales from the psychoanalyst's couch have stayed with me and should be read by everyone who wants to understand what makes us who we are.
Boyd's cunning World War I spy novel moves from a psychoanalyst's office in Vienna to London's West End to the battlefields of France as it follows Lysander Rief, a diffident English actor plunged into the murky world of wartime intelligence.
11) has drawn a superb psychological portrait of Rick Ankiel Jr. Jordan gives us enough of Ankiel's family background to sense what his conflicts are and to suspect that this gifted youngster is more likely to get the help he needs from a psychoanalyst than a pitching coach.
(The term "good enough" originates from the psychoanalyst, D.W. Winnicott, who applied the term to mothering).
The best advice I ever received from a psychoanalyst concerned the son of a friend of mine (let's call him Joe).
This patient had the memory of his ex functioning almost like a teddy bear," in a way Bruacher describes as not too distant from British psychoanalyst Donald Woods Winnicott's "comfort object" theory.
