Throughout Waiting for Godot, the audience may encounter religious, philosophical,
classical, Psychoanalytical and biographical- especially wartime- references.
For example, Psychoanalytical skills can provide them with insight into the people around them,
improving their interpersonal relationships.
Glen sought psychoanalysis because he was considering Psychoanalytical training as the next step in his career development.
It was again a shock:
she had copied 7 ½ pages on Sigmund Freud's Psychoanalytical theory of personality development.
In terms of the theories that underlay their work,
clinical psychologists focus on Psychoanalytical and behavioral persuasions when treating their clients;
This erroneous idea, which emerged from a 1943 study conducted by Léo Kanner(the first psychiatrist to describe the syndrome),
has been reinforced by the long-dominant Psychoanalytical approach.
Attachment Theory, a sophisticated Psychoanalytical theory of human bonding spanning human
development“from cradle to grave” throws a monkey wrench into the way many of us understand romantic relationships.
The IPU facilitates studies, advanced studies, and
further education, as well as research on a Psychoanalytical basis,
and pursues a transdisciplinary understanding of science in its fields of teaching and research.
Freud soon installed Jung as the first president of the International Psychoanalytical Association, which by 1910 encompassed psychoanalysts in Vienna,
Zurich, Berlin, London, and even a few in the United States(the vast majority of whom were Jewish, with the notable exception of the Welshman Ernest Jones).