Psychoanalysis Freud's Enduring Legacy to Psychoanalysis Regression, transference, and resistance are central in analytic treatment. Posted December 1, 2017 ...

Enter the shadowlands where Nietzsche's genius and madness collide, and follow the hidden threads linking his abyssal visions to the dawn of psychoanalysis.

Sigmund Freud (1856–1939), the founder of psychoanalysis, was born in the middle of the 19th century, an age characterised by rapid scientific and technological progress. It seemed then that the ...

The prestige that psychoanalysis gained in the midcentury was also its downfall.

Freudian psychoanalysis is often viewed as too expensive, intensive — and too old school — to fit into modern care. Analysts are trying to change that.

Bloom argues that what Freud established was the very “bread and butter” of modern psychology, namely the idea of a “ dynamic unconscious.” Freud recognized that “we're not rational computers making ...

Among many, we will be focusing on psychoanalytic theory. And there’s no discussion of psychoanalytic theories without the referral to Sigmund Freud, the person who comes to mind right off the bat ...

Moreover, Freud’s writing is often treated as though the themes he writes about were not present in psychology before him, or had not arisen elsewhere, outside of Europe, independent of his ...

Sophie Freud, professor who challenged her grandfather’s doctrine, dies at 97 The last surviving grandchild of Sigmund Freud described her grandfather as one of the ‘false prophets of the 20th ...