psychoanalyst in A Sentence

He is my Psychoanalyst. He is my teacher.

Psychoanalysts are against witchcraft- they are all men.

Psychoanalysts for Social Responsibility.

Most of all, Psychoanalysts care and are here to help.

All the Psychoanalysts are men and all their patients are women.

How many Psychoanalysts does it take to change a light blub?

Psychoanalysts have been probing the mystery and now they have come to a conclusion.

Now the Psychoanalysts have taken the place of the priests- they are all men.

Psychoanalysts are not concerned with your waking life because they know it is totally false.

Kline himself was trained as a psychotherapist, having Paul Schilder, the famous Austrian Psychoanalyst, as his mentor.

Psychoanalyst Elliot Jaques, who coined the term‘midlife crisis' in 1965, thought it reflected the dawning recognition of death.

British Psychoanalyst D.W. Winnicott actually tells us that“good enough” parents create healthier and happier children than“perfect” ones would.

A Psychoanalyst might say that this aspiration reveals the desire to recover the lost security of the mother's womb.

Vienna is also known as"The City of Dreams" because it was home to the world's first Psychoanalyst, Sigmund Freud.

One of the most famous actresses, Marilyn Monroe, committed suicide, and Psychoanalysts have been brooding on the reason why.

Psychoanalysts see psychotic experiences- such as hallucinations, delusions, and catatonia- as symbolic representations of internal conflicts, ideas, and wishes.

An entire industry has evolved from the'interpretation' of dreams, but chances are that sleep isn't there purely for Psychoanalysts.

Bit by bit,” as Psychoanalyst Melanie Klein would say, we are each responsible to work together to make it better.

The Psychoanalyst Elliot Jaques, who coined the term"midlife crisis" in 1965, thought it reflected the dawning recognition of one's mortality.

Carl Gustav Jung(/jʊŋ/; German:; 26 July 1875- 6 June 1961) was a Swiss psychiatrist and Psychoanalyst who founded analytical psychology.

Generativity is a term coined by Psychoanalyst Erik Erikson in 1950 to denote“a concern for establishing and guiding the next generation.”.

At a time when most psychiatrists were Psychoanalysts, Kline was investigating with psychotropic drugs, and the patient was desperately seeking relief.

As the Psychoanalyst John Gedo points out, like most other aspects of human nature, it's a combination of environment and biological makeup.

While Lacan was a practicing Psychoanalyst, in the United States his work initially received greater acclaim among critical theorists and other academicians.

Psychoanalyst James Hillman suggested that many of our symptoms and, potentially, mental illnesses come from positive archetypes trying to get our attention.

But with the help of a Psychoanalyst and methods like free association, Freud argued, the wish behind the dream could be discovered.

This is an idea modelled on the concept of“identification with the aggressor”, a term coined by the Psychoanalyst Anna Freud in 1936.

Psychoanalysts and analytic psychotherapists anticipate this concern, and hold that a patient's dependency, like everything else, can be explored, understood, and overcome.

Now Psychoanalysts say that when a child is weeping and screaming, don't stop him, don't try to persuade him, don't distract him.

In her will, Monroe bequeathed 75% of that estate to Lee Strasberg, her acting coach, and 25% to Dr. Marianne Kris, her Psychoanalyst.

Showing 1 to 30 of 60 results

psychoanalyst in A Sentence

He is my Psychoanalyst. He is my teacher.

Psychoanalysts are against witchcraft- they are all men.

Psychoanalysts for Social Responsibility.

Most of all, Psychoanalysts care and are here to help.

All the Psychoanalysts are men and all their patients are women.

How many Psychoanalysts does it take to change a light blub?

Psychoanalysts have been probing the mystery and now they have come to a conclusion.

Now the Psychoanalysts have taken the place of the priests- they are all men.

Psychoanalysts are not concerned with your waking life because they know it is totally false.

Kline himself was trained as a psychotherapist, having Paul Schilder, the famous Austrian Psychoanalyst, as his mentor.

Psychoanalyst Elliot Jaques, who coined the term‘midlife crisis' in 1965, thought it reflected the dawning recognition of death.

British Psychoanalyst D.W. Winnicott actually tells us that“good enough” parents create healthier and happier children than“perfect” ones would.

A Psychoanalyst might say that this aspiration reveals the desire to recover the lost security of the mother's womb.

Vienna is also known as"The City of Dreams" because it was home to the world's first Psychoanalyst, Sigmund Freud.

One of the most famous actresses, Marilyn Monroe, committed suicide, and Psychoanalysts have been brooding on the reason why.

Psychoanalysts see psychotic experiences- such as hallucinations, delusions, and catatonia- as symbolic representations of internal conflicts, ideas, and wishes.

An entire industry has evolved from the'interpretation' of dreams, but chances are that sleep isn't there purely for Psychoanalysts.

Bit by bit,” as Psychoanalyst Melanie Klein would say, we are each responsible to work together to make it better.

The Psychoanalyst Elliot Jaques, who coined the term"midlife crisis" in 1965, thought it reflected the dawning recognition of one's mortality.

Carl Gustav Jung(/jʊŋ/; German:; 26 July 1875- 6 June 1961) was a Swiss psychiatrist and Psychoanalyst who founded analytical psychology.

Generativity is a term coined by Psychoanalyst Erik Erikson in 1950 to denote“a concern for establishing and guiding the next generation.”.

At a time when most psychiatrists were Psychoanalysts, Kline was investigating with psychotropic drugs, and the patient was desperately seeking relief.

As the Psychoanalyst John Gedo points out, like most other aspects of human nature, it's a combination of environment and biological makeup.

While Lacan was a practicing Psychoanalyst, in the United States his work initially received greater acclaim among critical theorists and other academicians.

Psychoanalyst James Hillman suggested that many of our symptoms and, potentially, mental illnesses come from positive archetypes trying to get our attention.

But with the help of a Psychoanalyst and methods like free association, Freud argued, the wish behind the dream could be discovered.

This is an idea modelled on the concept of“identification with the aggressor”, a term coined by the Psychoanalyst Anna Freud in 1936.

Psychoanalysts and analytic psychotherapists anticipate this concern, and hold that a patient's dependency, like everything else, can be explored, understood, and overcome.

Now Psychoanalysts say that when a child is weeping and screaming, don't stop him, don't try to persuade him, don't distract him.

In her will, Monroe bequeathed 75% of that estate to Lee Strasberg, her acting coach, and 25% to Dr. Marianne Kris, her Psychoanalyst.

Related Words

Related Words