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S. Fine at al, Metapsychology of transference neurosis as a special form of regression, May 17, 1962
S. Fine, Metapsychology of the transference neurosis as a special form of regression, May 1962
S. Ginsburg, The Private Practice of Psychiatry, Bulletin, Menninger Clinic, V.19, 2, March 1955
S. Manfred, The "Insanity" of George III, Bulletin, Menninger Clinic, V.28, 3, May 1964
S.I. Hayakawa refers an article in the Review of General Semantics to Hanna Fenichel, 1948
S.L Pomer, the role of fee and its effect in psychoanalytic process, discourse
S.L. Pomer, discourse and recollections, the 35th anniversary of Southern California Psychoanalytic
S.L. Pomer, Nostalgia for the old days, 1985
S.Q. (Vineland Social Maturity Scale)
Sabina Spielrein graduated as a doctor in medicine, psychiatry, from the University of Zurich, 1911
Sabina Spielrein is a sensitive soul with slightly mystical and neo-romantic tendencies, Fisher
Sabina Spielrein is reflected on and transcended her own, Fisher
Sabina Spielrein probably perished in Stalin's purges in 1937, Fisher
Sabina Spielrein was  treated from psychoses in Burgholzli mental hospital by Jung, Fisher
Sabina Spielrein, a remarkable personality, archival collection of correspondences, Geneva
Sabina Spielrein, her professional practice in the Soviet Union, 1920s, 1930s, writings, Fisher
Sabina Spielrein, outstanding and remarkable personality, David James Fisher
Sabina Spielrein, professional practice, early 1920s, Fisher
Sabina Spielrein, professional writings, Fisher
Sabina Spielrein, recovered in 1905 and entered the University of Zurich, Fisher
Sabina Spielrein, she returns to Soviet Russia in 1923, Fisher
Sabina Spielreind, diary, from 1909 to 1912, discourse
Sample case descriptions, Menninger Clinic, 1952
Samuel Futterman, former president, 1960 - 1962, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society
Samuel Futterman, memo, international crisis, psychoanalytic society, November 16, 1961
Samuel Sperling, analyzing instructor, LAPSI, July 1969
Samuel Sperling, discourse and analysis, state of affairs, annual report, June 18, 1964
Samuel Sperling, former president, 1962 - 1964, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society
Samuel Sperling, President, annual report, June 18, 1964
Samuel Sperling, president's annual report, June 18, 1964
Samuel Wilson, discourse of Heinz Kohut's book, Analysis of the Self, 1973, 1984
Samuel Wilson, Introduction to Remarks by Ivan McGuire, 1983
San Francisco Psychoanalytic Institute, approved psychoanalytic institution, APA, 1965
San Francisco Psychoanalytic Institute, psychoanalytic organization, 1960s
San Francisco psychoanalytic society was recognized in May 1942, Simmel, President, History
San Francisco Psychoanalytic Society, 1942
Sanatorium Schloss Tegel was a historical precursor of inpatient psychosomatic care, U. Schulz at al
Sandor Ferenczi, Contribution to Psychoanalysis, Bibliography, Psychoanalysis
Sandor Ferenczi, Sex in Psychoanalysis, Bibliography, 1951
Sandor Rado, works on adaptational psychodynamics
Sanitarium Schloss Tegel by A. Kandelin
Sanitarium Schloss Tegel Inc., Psychiatric Hospital, 1927
Sanitarium Schloss Tegel is considered a landmark in organization of modern mental hospitals
Sanitarium Schloss Tegel, could not exist in economic crisis and the rule of national socialists
Sanitarium Schloss Tegel, treatment of compulsion neuroses, phobias, somatic problems, gambling
Sanitarium Schloss Tegel, treatment of impulse disorders, certain adolescent problems, addictions
Sarlin in regard to Freudian theory, the psychosis of sleep has invaded the waking state, 1959
Sarlin of Freud, material helplessness in the case of a true danger, 1959
Sarlin of Freud, psychic helplessness in instinctual danger, 1959
Sarlin, Freud described the signal of anxiety as a sign of anticipated danger, 1959
Sarlin, Freud regarded that a dream was a state of psychosis, 1959
Sarlin, Freud's study of the dream and state of sleep is the foundation of Psychoanalysis, 1959
Sarlin, the state of sleep is the path to unconscious, 1959
Satisfying exploration and use of environment
Schafer, Kohut, Gill, Gedo, to find meaning, achieve integration and understand motives, Psychology
Schedule of Seminars, October - December 1938, Documents from the NCP-LA Archive
Schizophrenia, paranoid states and allied disorders, a course, third year, 1962
Schizophrenia, paranoid states and allied disorders, a course, third year, 1964
Schizophrenia, paranoid states and allied disorders, a course, third year, 1966
Schizophrenia, Paranoid States and Allied Disorders, course of studies, ca 1959
Schizophrenia, paranoid states and allied disorders, third year 1967
Schloss Tegel Psychoanalytic Hospital was closed in August of 1931 due to the financial difficulties
Schloss Tegel Sanatorium, Psychoanalytic Hospital, was opened on April 10, 1927, Ernest Simmel
Schloss Tegel, Neuroses: Obsessive compulsive neuroses, phobias, hysterias , 1927
Schloss Tegel, Psychoanalytic Hospital, discourse and teaching curriculum, 1927 -- 1931
Schloss Tegel, the Contract specified the use it as a sanitarium with living quarters, garden, park
Schloss-Tegel sanitarium, picturesque and pleasant environment by Frances Deri
Scholarly biography of Dr. Carel van der Heide
Scholarly discussions and discourses
Scholarly work of Dr. Ernest Simmel, by Albert Kandelin
Scholarly works of Dr. Ernest Simmel, publications
Scholarly, organizational and human outstanding qualities of Dr. Simmel, by Dr. Brunswick
School for Nursery Years is founded, 1940
School for Nursery Years located at 563 N. Alfred Street, Los Angeles, 1945
School for Nursery Years since 1945 was located on Alfred St., Los Angeles, Kandelin, 1960s
School for Nursery Years, 512 N. Rossmore Ave., Los Angeles, 1940
School for Nursery Years, endorsed by Dr. Simmel, 1940
School for the Nursery Years, in the letter to Erik Erikson, November 3, 1952
School of Ego Psychology by Otto Kernberg and School of Self Psychology by Heinz Kohut, 1980s
Schuler Selbsmord or Student Suicide, the original owned by Richard Loewenberg
Schuler Selbstmord, edited by Adler, Freud, Steckel, at al, 1910
Scientific biography of Dr. Ernest Simmel, 1900 - 1947
Scientific biography of Dr. Lawrence Friedman
Scientific biography of Frances Deri, until 1935
Scientific biography of Otto Fenichel by Simmel, March 1946
Scientific biography of Thomas Libbin from the interview with Margrit Libbin
Scientific concepts of the non-split group, 1950
Scientific Forum on Child Analysis of the APA, LAPSI, 1964
Scientific group meetings, discussion of Fenichel paper the Psychology of the Emigrant, 1942
Scientific meeting of the Southern California Psychoanalytic Society
Scientific meeting, Is Psychoanalysis part of the Scholarly Community, discourse, September 19, 1968
Scientific meeting, Psychoanalytic Study Group of Los Angeles, June 25, 1937
Scientific Meeting, Psychoanalytic Study Group of Los Angeles, October 7, 1938
Scientific meetings in 1960s two-fold decrease of attendance, Dr. Futterman
Scientific meetings, discussions
Scientific methodology of Psychoanalysis, a course, 1947
Scientific Methodology, a course, second year, 1952
Scientific works of  Jules Levine, 1960s, 1970s
Scientific works of Dr. Bernfeld, 1930s -- 1950s
Scientific works of Dr. Brunswick, 1930s -- 1960s
Scientific works of Dr. Erikson
Scientific works of Dr. Erikson, abstracts
Scientific works of Dr. Ernst Heilborn, Germany
Scientific works of Dr. Fritz Wittels, 1930s
Scientific works of Dr. Richard Loewenberg, 1930s -- 1950s
Scientific works of Dr. Robert Stoller, 1960s
Scientific works of Dr. Ruth Tolman
Scientific works of Dr. Samuel Glass, 1930s
Scientific works of Dr. Simmel in German, German period
Scientific works of Dr. Tidd
Scientific works of Dr. Zilborg
Scientific works of Fenichel by Simmel
scientific works of Frances Deri, 1930s
Scientific works of Franz Alexander, 1960s
Scientific works of Heiman van Dam, 1960s
Scientific works of Helen Powner, 1930s
Scientific works of Herbert Schlesinger, 1960s
Scientific works of Hyman Weiland
Scientific works of Hyman Weinland, 1960s, 1970s
Scientific works of Karl Menninger
Scientific works of Kato van Leeuwen, 1990s
Scientific works of Leo Rangell, LAPSI
Scientific works of Margrit Libbin
Scientific works of Margrit Libbin, abstracts
Scientific works of Michael Balint, 1960s
Scientific works of Professor Paul Epstein, 1930s - 1950s
Scientific works of psychoanalysts
Scrutiny of the circumstances surrounding the starting of school
Seattle Psychoanalytic Institute, approved training institution, APA, 1965
Seattle Psychoanalytic Institute, psychoanalytic organization, 1960s
Second interview with Dr. Tidd by Dr. Stoller on April 3, 1963
Second interview with Frances Deri by Dr. Kandelin on May 31, 1963
Second psychoanalysis following termination of the first
Selected Bibliography on Psychoanalysis, 1951
Selected problems in the application of psychoanalytic theory in psychotherapy, seminars, LAPSI 1968
Selected topics on psychoanalytic literture, a seminar, 1947
Selected topics, a seminar, fourth year, 1960s
Selected Writings of Freud, a course, fourth year, 1963
Selective Writings of Freud, elective, a course, 1963
Self observation of the psychoanalyst
Self observation of the psychoanalyst, Marian Tolpin
Self Psychology, discourse
Self Psychology, theory, modern
Self-analysis of countertransference, O. Eugene Baum
Self-compiled bibliography of his publications, 1908-1946, Dr. Simmel
Self-deception and underlying pregenital strivings
Self-destruction and self-imposed quest for traumata
Self-monitoring of countertransference reactions, Ralph Greenson
Self-perpetuating function of Education Committee in running the Training School, a problem
Self-preservation indicates the ego's tendency to keep itself free from anxiety, Simmel, discourse
Self-preservation is the preservation or reestablishment of the ego's narcissistic equilibrium
Self-preservative instincts, conceptions and terminology
Self-Preservative or Ego Instincts by Freud
Self-realization versus ego identity
Self-representation and changes in object relations
Selfpsychology, all psychoanalytic concepts look for a unifying theme, Self, 1980
Selfpsychology, Robert Stolorow, Self Psychology - a Structural Psychology, symposium, 1980
Selfpsychology, the study of the complex mental states replaces the study of man in conflict
Selfpsychology, to understand individuals from within their subjective experience
Selfpsychology, Vicarious introspection, understanding of the Self as the central agency of psyche
Seminar for humanities at LAPSI, 1974 -- 1985
Seminar for Parents, suggested, Executive Council Meeting, August 19, 1937
Seminar of Freud's writing, metapsychology, Dr. Slutsky, 1946
Seminar on recent literature, Dr. Grotjahn, 1946
Sense of being understood as basis for therapeutic benefit fo psychoanalysis
Sense of being understood as basis of therapeutic benefit of psychoanalysis
Sense of privacy as psychopathological and as a marker of maturity
Separation anxiety
Separation anxiety and death wishes
Separation anxiety and fetishism
Separation anxiety and symbiosis
Separation anxiety, discourse
Separation of the Institute and the Society is a waste, Dr. Lawrence Friedman, 1963
Separation phenomena at the outset of nursery school
Separation-adaptation phenomenon in response to nursery school entry, Leeuwen, 1970
Separation-adaptation responses
Separation-adaption phenomena in response to nursery school entry, February 1970
Separation-individuation process
Sequential components of traumatic occurrence
Seriousness of minimization of importance of Oedipal complex and libido theory by the new group
Seventh chapter of Dream interpretation, a course, second year, 1951
Sexual instincts by Freud
Sexual instincts, conceptions and terminology
Sexual or Libidinal instincts by Freud
Shifts in personality are easily attainable, discourse
Shortcomings in communications between the Department and private consultants, 1960s
Sidney Fine, analyzing instructor, LAPSI, July 1969
Siegfried Bernfeld, Marx, Zionism and Freud, reference by Greenson, 1940s
Sigmund  and Anna Freud arrive to Berlin on August 31, 1928, to Simmel
Sigmund and Anna Freud are staying in Tegel, Berlin at the Schloss Tegel Sanitarium, to Simmel
Sigmund Freud response to Karen Hajesod in Vienna, disagreeing to support the Holy Place for Jews
Sigmund Freud work, Anxiety Inhibition and Symptom, discourse by Dr. Brunswick, January 31, 1936
Sigmund Freud, A General Introduction to Psychoanalysis, Bibliography
Sigmund Freud, After my death one can see many analysts and very little analysis, by Robert Sterba
Sigmund Freud, An Outline of Psychoanalysis, Bibliography
Sigmund Freud, As a scientific investigator one should  not take therapy into consideration, meeting
Sigmund Freud, Beyond the Pleasure Principle, Bibliography
Sigmund Freud, Civilization and Its Discontent, Bibliography
Sigmund Freud, Delusion and Dream, Bibliography
Sigmund Freud, Free investigation is tremendously limited by the therapy, Bergasse 19, meeting
Sigmund Freud, Group Psychology and the Analysis of the Ego, Bibliography
Sigmund Freud, Group Psychology, Bibliography
Sigmund Freud, Inhibition Symptoms and Anxiety, Bibliography
Sigmund Freud, Inhibition, Symptom-Formation and Anxiety, ideation and conception on the subject
Sigmund Freud, Introductory Lectures, Bibliography
Sigmund Freud, New Introductory Lectures, Bibliography
Sigmund Freud, On War, Sex and Neurosis, Bibliography
Sigmund Freud, Repression precludes Sublimation, principles of psychoanalysis
Sigmund Freud, The Ego and the Id, Bibliography
Sigmund Freud, The Future of an Illusion, Bibliography
Sigmund Freud, The Problem of Anxiety, Bibliography
Sigmund Freud, The Problem of Lay Analysis, Bibliography
Sigmund Freud, Theory of Psychoanalysis
Sigmund Freud, Therapeutic ambition leads to pragmatism as in America where everything is a dollar
Sigmund Freud, Therapeutic ambitions is only halfway useful for science, Bergasse 19, meeting
Sigmund Freud, Three Contribution to the Theory of the Sex, Bibliography
Sigmund Freud, Totem and Tabu, Bibliography
Sigmund Freud, Wit and its Relation to the Unconscious, Bibliography
Sigmund Gabe, Highlights, Southern California Psychoanalytic Institute, 1985
Signal anxiety and impending trauma
Signers of the Agreement between two Institutes, March 1950
Signers of the Agreement, Charles Tidd
Signers of the Agreement, David Brunswick
Signers of the Agreement, Ernst Lewy
Signers of the Agreement, Martin Grotjahn
Signers of the Agreement, Milton Miller
Signers of the Agreement, Ralph Greenson
Signers of the Argeement, May E. Romm
Significance of certain phenomena related to the development of a transference neurosis, Anthony
Significance of separation reactions to personality development
Simmel - Fenichel Memorial Library, collection of literature and bibliography of psychoanalysis, NCP
Simmel - Fenichel Memorial Library, documents in the NCP - LA Archive
Simmel - Fenichel Memorial Library, LAPSI, NCA
Simmel - Fenichel Memorial Library, valuable collection of psychoanalytic literature, NCP
Simmel about the Fenichel illness, in the letter to Sterba, April 8, 1946
Simmel asked of Bernfeld to reconsider and to give a talk in Memoriam of Fenichel, in the letter
Simmel completed memorial essay version for Memorial meeting of Otto Fenichel, March 8, 1946
Simmel considered acting out as an ego defense
Simmel continues to face all adversary movement, letter to Reider, February 1946
Simmel from Freud, An Anxiety is an expression of the tension of instinct, lacks a somatic discharge
Simmel from Freud, An instinct may be described as having a source and an object
Simmel from Freud, Anxiety is the signal to the ego of the frustration of a vital instinctual need
Simmel from Freud, Dualistic concept of ego self-preservation versus id instinctual claims
Simmel from Freud, Libido is the investment of energy directed by the ego to the object of desire
Simmel from Freud, psychoneurotic disorders arise from the struggle of the ego to fight off anxiety
Simmel from Freud, The ego in all its conflicts can have no other tendency than to maintain itself
Simmel in 1938 accepted the American provisions that exclude laymen from training, History
Simmel insists on publishing of his Memorial Address with no reductions, to Strachey, 1946
Simmel is resolute to make Los Angeles a citadel of scientific psychoanalysis free from opportunism
Simmel Library became the nucleus for the Institute and Society Library, Brunswick
Simmel offers his Memorial Address to be published in International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 1946
Simmel personal library bought from his widow enlarged the Institute Library, Brunswick, Deri
Simmel Psychoanalytic Study Group membership is not intended to join the Institute of Psychoanalysis
Simmel regarded that Psychoanalytic Study Group and Psychoanalytic Society should merge, History
Simmel regarded the Psychoanalytic Study Group as a separate entity, History
Simmel trusted people and they did not appreciate his support, Brunswick
Simmel was more imaginative than Fenichel, observation of Dr. Brunswick
Simmel was optimistic of the new possibilities to uphold Freudian Psychoanalysis
Simmel-Fenichel Library becomes an official repository in 1952, Kandelin, 1960s
Simmel-Fenichel Library in ca 1967 comprised 4650 book titles and 50 runs of psychoanalytic journals
Simmel-Fenichel Memorial Library contains about 2000 books, Kandelin, 1960s
Simmel-Fenichel Memorial Library, Bulletin, Autumn 1970
Simmel, a discourse regarding the Los Angeles and San Francisco societies, 1944, History
Simmel, acting out is somewhat an equivalent of the neurotic symptom
Simmel, Adults are also saddened or wounded if people jest with them, they understand jokes too well
Simmel, by becoming a member of the mass, one throws off all inner responsibility, essay, 1946
Simmel, conception of his essay, with Fenichel's death we lose Freud once more, March 1946
Simmel, continuation of training of European analyst is for the advance of psychoanalysis here, 1938
Simmel, evincing Fenichel's unequivocal Freudian conceptions
Simmel, Fenichel as Freud recognized the enormous amount of neurotic misery  in the world
Simmel, Fenichel left 72 publications, March 1946
Simmel, Fenichel stood against fragmenting psychoanalysis for psychotherapeutic usage
Simmel, Fenichel was as orthodox as Freud himself in not conseting to break psychoanalysis in pieces
Simmel, Fenichel, a guardian of the integrity of Freud's Theory, March 1946
Simmel, formation of symptoms is caused by failure of repression
Simmel, from Freud, an instinct appears t us as a borderland concept between the mental and physical
Simmel, he regards it is a setback if the APA will medicalize psychoanalytic treatment, 1938 History
Simmel, his material situation did not permit serving  an internship, History
Simmel, in children's games the process of identification takes a significant part
Simmel, inquiry if the Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic would publish his memorial essay on Fenichel
Simmel, inquiry with The Psychoanalytic Quarterly on publication of his memorial essay on Fenichel
Simmel, it has become an obligation to follow indication of physicians to conduct psychoanalysis
Simmel, Jewish personality traits are not the cause but the result of antisemitism, essay, 1946
Simmel, neurotic symptom is a compromise formation
Simmel, nowadays we curb our cruelty and only allow ourselves to injure our fellow-men mentally
Simmel, on his new obligation once Fenichel is gone, February 1946
Simmel, Organization of Psychoanalytic Study Group to accommodate our needs, Los Angeles, 1934
Simmel, organizational discourse on the program of the Fenichel Memorial Meeting, February 1946
Simmel, organizational preparations for the Fenichel Memorial Meeting, 1946
Simmel, owing to circumstances could not serve a year of internship, History
Simmel, professional analyst would be crippled if placed under medical authority, 1938, History
Simmel, Psychoanalytic Study Group is regarded as representation of official Freudian psychoanalysis
Simmel, Psychoanalytic Study Group, a form of treatment and research evincing scientific principles
Simmel, psychoanalytic therapy is a medical treatment and should be recognized as such, 1938 History
Simmel, publications related to the Fenichel memorial essay, letter from James Strachey, May 1946
Simmel, recollection about Otto Fenichel, in the letter to Sterba, April 8, 1946
Simmel, reference to Fenichel's book Theory of Neuroses, March 8, 1946
Simmel, Regarding the future of psychoanalysis, memo, December 30, 1940, Los Angeles, History
Simmel, request to meet with Freud at the 8th International Psychoanalytic Congress, 1924
Simmel, responsibilities as a teacher in the Psychoanalytic Study Group, no time serving internship
Simmel, Self preservation indicates the ego's tendency  to keep itself  free from anxiety
Simmel, strong awareness of differences between psychotherapy and psychoanalysis, Heiman van Dam
Simmel, symptoms of war neuroses, emotional instability and irritability, 1944
Simmel, the ego must strive to keep up its inner narcissistic equilibrium
Simmel, the Fear is the underlying reason of tensions with lay psychoanalysts in Los Angeles, 1940
Simmel, the fear of a stimulating conflict with medical authorities, lay analysis, 1940, History
Simmel, the fear of the influx of analyst from elsewhere to Los Angeles, lay analysis, 1940, History
Simmel, the fear of the lay analyst would outnumber physician analysts, Los Angeles, 1940, History
Simmel, the Topeka group induced measures against lay analysis in Los Angeles, 1940s, History
Simmel, there are many adults who remain all their lives helpless children to mental attack
Simmel, to a certain point considered himself a lay analyst, no medical license to practice in CA
Simmel, war experience on a soldier has remained the same, 1944
Simmel, War Neuroses, a microscopic picture of the war ego, 1944
Simmel, War Neuroses, human mind, a change from peace ego to a war ego, 1946
Simmel, War Neuroses, the inner mental fight, 1944
Simmel, war-related compensation neuroses, need for recognition and appreciation, 1944
Since the summer of 1935, Psychoanalytic Study Group, an organization with official membership
Singers of the Agreement, Milton Miller
Sir Richard Ress, Foster Parents' Plan, British Headquarters, 1941
Six letters of Sigmund Freud to the Ortholaryngologist, predicament and drama of his life, 1938
Skin vulnerability
Social and scientific History of Psychoanalysis, modern
social expressions
Social intelligence quotient
Social Pedagogy Seminary in Charlottenburg, Germany, education documents, Hanna Heilborn, in German
Social Workers Seminar, Executive Council Meeting, September 22, 1938
Societal dimension of deviant sexual and gender behavior, discourse
Society and Institute were founded in 1946, Kandelin, 1960s
Society and Institute, 407 Commercial Center St. BH, for short time, Kandelin, 1960s
Society and Institute, Character disorder, a course, second year, 1966
Society and Institute, Character disorder, child analysis, second year, 1965
Society and Institute, Character disorders, second year, 1967
Society and Institute, Childhood Psychoses, a course, 1966 - 1967
Society and Institute, Dream presentation, second year, 1967
Society and Institute, Early Ego and Instinct development, child analysis, 1965
Society and Institute, Ego Psychology, advanced, a course, 1966 - 1967
Society and Institute, Ego Psychology, advanced, a course, third year, 1964-1965
Society and Institute, Ego Psychology, advanced, a course, third year, 1965
Society and Institute, Ego Psychology, advanced, a course, third year, 1966
Society and Institute, Ego Psychology, advanced, third year, 1967 -1968
Society and Institute, Ego Psychology, third year, 1968, 1969
Society and Institute, Emotional disorders of a Childhood, a course, first year, 1966
Society and Institute, Emotional disorders of childhood, a course, first year, 1964
Society and Institute, Emotional disorders of childhood, a course, first year, 1965
Society and Institute, Emotional disorders of childhood, a course, first year, 1966
Society and Institute, Fundamentals of Psychoanalytic Technique, a course, first year, 1966
Society and Institute, General theory of neuroses, a course, first year, 1963
Society and Institute, General theory of neuroses, a course, first year, 1964 - 1965
Society and Institute, General theory of neuroses, a course, first year, 1965
Society and Institute, General Theory of Neuroses, a course, first year, 1966 - 1967
Society and Institute, General theory of neuroses, first year, 1967 - 1968
Society and Institute, Hysterias and Phobias, a course, first year, 1964
Society and Institute, Hysterias and Phobias, a course, first year, 1965
Society and Institute, Hysterias and Phobias, a course, first year, 1966
Society and Institute, Integration of Observation with Theory, second year, 1968, 1969
Society and Institute, Introduction to Child analysis, 1967 - 1968
Society and Institute, Introduction to Ego Psychology, a course, second year, 1963
Society and Institute, Introduction to Ego Psychology, a course, second year, 1964-1965
Society and Institute, Introduction to Ego Psychology, a course, second year, 1965
Society and Institute, Introduction to Ego Psychology, a course, second year, 1966 - 1967
Society and Institute, Introduction to Ego Psychology, second year, 1967 -1968
Society and Institute, Introduction to Metapsychology, a course, second year, 1965
Society and Institute, Introduction to psychoanalytic process, first year, 1967 - 1968
Society and Institute, Introduction to the Psychoanalytic Process, first year, 1968, 1969
Society and Institute, Latency, second year, 1968, 1969
Society and Institute, Metapsychology, a course, second year, 1966
Society and Institute, Metapsychology, introduction, a course, second year, 1964
Society and Institute, Neurotic and Psychotic depressions, a course, 1964-1965
Society and Institute, Neurotic and Psychotic depressions, a course, 1966 - 1967
Society and Institute, Neurotic and Psychotic depressions, a course, third year, 1965
Society and Institute, Obsessive-compulsive neuroses, a course, first year, 1966
Society and Institute, Perversion and Impulse neuroses, third year, 1968, 1969
Society and Institute, Perversions and impulse disorders, child analysis, 1965
Society and Institute, Perversions and impulse neuroses, third year, 1967
Society and Institute, Perversions and Impulse neuroses, third year, 1967 - 1968
Society and Institute, Pre-Latency and Latency, a course, 1966
Society and Institute, pre-latency, second year, 1968, 1969
Society and Institute, Problems of Analyzability, a clinical conference, second year, 1966, 1967
Society and Institute, Psychoanalytic Metapsychology, a course, fourth year, 1966 - 1967
Society and Institute, Psychoanalytic metapsychology, advanced, a course, fourth year, 1964-1965
Society and Institute, Psychoanalytic Metapsychology, fourth year, 1968, 1969
Society and Institute, Psychoanalytic psychology, advanced, a course, fourth year, 1965
Society and Institute, Psychoanalytic psychology, advanced, fourth year, 1967 - 1968
Society and Institute, Psychoanalytic theory of instinct, first year, 1967 - 1968
Society and Institute, Psychoanalytic theory of instincts, a course, first year, 1963
Society and Institute, Psychoanalytic theory of instincts, a course, first year, 1964-1965
Society and Institute, Psychoanalytic theory of instincts, a course, first year, 1965
Society and Institute, Psychoanalytic theory of instincts, a course, first year, 1966 - 1967
Society and Institute, Psychoanalytic Theory of Normal Personality, second year, 1968, 1969
Society and Institute, Schizophrenia, Paranoid states and allied disorders, a course, 1965
Society and Institute, Special training in Child Analysis, courses, 1965
Society and Institute, Structure, Function and Meaning of the Dream, a course second year 1966, 1967
Society and Institute, Structure, Function and Meaning of the Dream, a course, first year, 1965
Society and Institute, Structure, Function and Meaning of the Dream, a course, second year 1964 1965
Society and Institute, Structure, function and meaning of the Dream, a course, second year, 1965
Society and Institute, Structure, Function and Meaning of the Dream, second year, 1967 - 1968
Society and Institute, Structure, Function and Meaning, first year, 1968
Society and Institute, Technique of Dream interpretation, a course, 1964
Society and Institute, Technique of psychoanalysis, advanced, fourth year, 1967
Society and Institute, Technique of Psychoanalysis, fourth year, 1967
Society and Institute, The Course of the Transference, elective, 1964
Society and Institute, the Role of Identification in Homosexuality and Transvestism, special lecture
Society and Institute, The Self and the Object World, elective course, 1965
Society and Institute, Theory of Early Object Relations, child analysis, 1965
Society-Institute, LAPSI, Provision for personal analysis for candidates, 1959, 1960
Socioeconomic status of psychoanalyst
Soldier's achievement caused by the alteration of the ego by military discipline, Simmel
Somatic expressions
Some Biological Considerations on the Problem of Mental Illness, V. 23, 2, March 1959
Some repressed ideas have grown unconscious may manifest themselves of physical functions
Sometimes the struggle against identification is justifiable, Sarlin
Son of Dr. Ernest Simmel, medical treatment induced fears, 1925
Sources of anxiety which reinforce the nuclear separation
Southern CA Group oriented to psychosomatic illness and social and community psychiatry, 1968
Southern CA Group psychoanalytically oriented in briefer psychotherapies, 1968
Southern California Psychiatric Society, history, Kandelin, 1970
Southern California Psychoanalytic Institute and Society
Southern California Psychoanalytic Institute and Society, 35th anniversary, bulletin
Southern California Psychoanalytic Institute and Society, Bulletin, No. 73, Summer 1985
Southern California Psychoanalytic Institute and Society, Bulletin, No. 74, Winter 1986
Southern California Psychoanalytic Institute and Society, Bulletin, No. 85, November 1985
Southern California Psychoanalytic Institute and Society, bulletins
Southern California Psychoanalytic Institute and Society, publications
Southern California Psychoanalytic Institute, approved training institution, APA, 1965
Southern California Psychoanalytic Institute, History
Southern California Psychoanalytic Institute, psychoanalytic organization, 1960s
Southern California Psychoanalytic Institute, resultant of the Split of 1950
Southern California Psychoanalytic Institute, scientific meetings
Southern California Psychoanalytic Society
Space between social and political theory and psychoanalysis, nowadays theorists
Special problems of technique of psychoanalysis, a course, second year, 1950
Special problems of technique, a course, second year, 1949
Special Training in child analysis, courses, 1963
Special training in child analysis, Introduction to child analysis, a course, 1964-1965
Spence, psychoanalysts failed to distinguish between narrative truth and historical truth, discourse
Spirit of pioneering in the progress of psychoanalysis
Split in the Philadelphia Psychoanalytic Society, discourse by Sydney Biddle, 1950
Split was unavoidable, Dr. Tidd
Spontaneity, exploratory behavior
Spontaneous idealization, Marian Tolpin, terminology
Staff seminar on Psychotherapy and Psychoanalytic principles, Dr. Simmel, 1946
Stages of Libido by Freud
State Hospitals, discourse, 1968
State Hospitals, support of the Council, 1968
State of health of James Strachey in the letter from Alix Strachey to Hanna Fenichel, July 27, 1947
State of health of James Strachey in the letter of Alix Strachey to Hanna Fenichel, April 24, 1947
State of health of James Strachey in the letter to Hanna Fenichel, June 1, 1947
Statement for the candidates' meeting with regard to the Split, March 3, 1950
Statement of grief for the passing of Milton Lester
Statement of Lawrence Friedman, discourse, March 1, 1950
Statement of principles, Lewy, Deri, Greenson, Brunswick, Tidd, 1950
Stranger anxiety
Strategems of interpretive intervention in psychotherapy, seminars, LAPSI, 1968
Stratification of phase-specific traumata
Strength of instincts, discourse, Dr. Brunswick
Strife for self-integrity and self-organization is common for all people, Eagle, Morris
Strife for self-integrity encompases elements of developmental arrests and intrapsychic conflicts
Structural analysis of trauma
Structural edifice of an ego changes resultant of the vagueness of ethical standards, Simmel, 1944
Structure of education committee, April 1966
Structure of the dynamics of the ego, discourse, Dr. Simmel
Structure of the Institute and Society, July 15, 1959
Structure, function and meaning of the dream, a course, first year, 1966
Structure, function and meaning of the dream, part I,  a course, first year, 1961
Structure, Function and meaning of the dream, part I, a course, first year, 1962
Structure, Function and Meaning of the Dream, Part II, a course, second year, 1961
Structure, Function and Meaning of the Dream, Part II, a course, second year, 1962
Structure, Function and Meaning of the Dream, Part II, a course, second year, 1963
Structures of subjectivities, Exploration in Psychoanalytic Phenomenology, book review, 1984
Struggle for reduction, keeping a constant level or removal of the inner stimulus tension, Simmel
Stumbling between society, institute and training school, 1960s, history of the institutute
Subjects discussed at scientific meetings, Psychoanalytic Study Group, Los Angeles
Sublimation and the career of psychoanalysis
Sublimation is a result of an Ego defense, discourse
Submissive type of adolescent, Dr. Bernfeld, discourse
Substantiation for the establishment of two institutes, February 1950
Substantiation for the visa to Otto Fenichel, from the letter by David Brunswick
Substantiation of the cessationists for the formation of a new psychoanalytic institute, April 1950
Substantiation of the Split by Freudian psychoanalyst, March 1950
Substantiations and prospective for the Los Angeles Institute for Psychoanalysis works of Dr. Simmel
Substitute sources of authority
Sucking impulse later partly retained, partly replaced  by biting impulse, Dr. Greeson
Suicide as a phenomenon is universal, it is almost a biological phenomenon, Dr. Zilborg
Suicide is to be considered as a phenomenon regardless of practical aspects, Dr. Zilborg
Suicide rates in Scandinavian countries and early-life mother-child separation patterns
Superiority complexes in psychoanalysts
Suppression and denial of separation anxiety
Susceptibility to indoctrination, lack of fundamental belongingness
Swallowing model for acceptance, spitting model for rejection, Dr. Greenson
Sydney Biddle with regard to the Split in Philadelphia Psychoanalytic Society, 1950
Sydney Pomer, documents in the NCP-LA Archive
Sydney Pomer, Papers, 1960s
Symbiosis and psychosomatic symptoms
Symbiosis and regressive behavior
Symbiosis and the Symbiotic Neurosis
Symbiosis in phases of development
Symbiotic Psychosis and the Nature of Separation Anxiety, Hyman Weinland
Symbiotic relationships from childhood
Symbolism, its Interpretation and Meaning, scientific meeting
Symbolism, its Interpretation and Meaning, subject
Symposium on symptom and character formation
Symptom is a substitute for unconscious masturbation, discussion and discourse
Symptomatology of war neuroses, Dr. Simmel


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