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RG-29.28, LAPSI, Bulletin, Spring 1991, Ernest Simmel
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Spring 1991
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RG-29.28
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Item 28: RG-29.28, LAPSI, Bulletin, Spring 1991, Ernest Simmel, Spring 1991
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Acute Life in Crisis: martial problems, suicidal attempts, "flight into illness", 1927
Addictions: Morphine, cocaine, alcohol, sleep medications, gambling, 1927
An Open Letter to Newsweek by David Fisher and Rudolf Ekstein, 1990
Bettelheim, Hyman Schwartz, living a non-life for ten years after liberation, discourse
Bruno Bettelheim, A Sad Lesson: Curse the God and Live, narrative
Categories of patient of the First Psychoanalytic Hospital Schloss Tegel, 1927
David Fisher and Rudolf Ekstein against demonization of Bruno Bettelheim by Nina Dornton, a letter
David Fisher and Rudolf Ekstein question Dornton's professionalism and honesty as journalist
Dr. Nussbrecher and Dr. Jekels from Vienna funded Sanatorium Schloss Tegel, Psychoanalytic Hospital
Ernest Simmel's Schloss Tegel Sanatorium, History and Conception by U. Schulz and L Hermanns
Ernest Simmel, a military doctor in 1914 -- 1918
Ernest Simmel, born on April 4, 1882 in Breslau as the youngers of nine children
Ernest Simmel, Dissertation, Critical Essay on the Etiology of Dementia Praecox, Rostock, 1908
Ernest Simmel, four-month long apprenticeship as a pharmacist
Ernest Simmel, his father was a merchant and his mother held a service for household help
Ernest Simmel, in hypnosis we see the sick person in a fight with his superior officers
Ernest Simmel, last letter to Georg Grodek from Brussels, 1934
Ernest Simmel, neuroses replicate rage against superiors that then furthers anxiety attacks concept
Ernest Simmel, Psychoanalytic Polyclinic, For the free treatment of the neurotic misery, 1920
Ernest Simmel, Psychoanalytic Polyclinic on Potsdam Street in Berlin, 1920
Ernest Simmel, resisted to fashionable adaptation of psychoanalysis to mass culture
Ernest Simmel, scientific biography
Ernest Simmel, strive to come closer to the source of unconscious in terms of biological edifice
Ernest Simmel, studied medicine from 1902 to 1908 in Berlin
Ernest Simmel, the sickest people were forced to die while their real lives passed them by, 1927
Ernest Simmel, took final medical exam in 1908 and defended dissertation in University of Rostock
Ernest Simmel hoped that Schloss Tegel would be of systematic psychotherapy of organic illnesses
Ernest Simmel strove to hospitalization of psychoanalysis by U. Schulz and L. Hermanns
Ernest Simmel with Social Democratic Physician's Union, 1913
First seminar for humanities at LAPSI, The Brothers Karamazovs, 1974
Former Minister of Prussia, Prof. Julius Hirsch funded Sanatorium Schloss Tegel, 1926
Heiman van Dam, Introduction to Simmel's Schloss Tegel, Bulletin, LAPSI, Spring 1991
Karl August Menninger, memoir of Rudolf Ekstein
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LAPSI, Bulletin, Editorial Board, 1980s
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LAPSI, Bulletins, reviews of scholarly papers and presentations
LAPSI, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society and Institute, reports on scientific meetings
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Melvin Lansky, The Screening Function of Post Traumatic Nightmares, discourse
Monthly Literary Seminar at LAPSI, literature discussed, 1974 - 1985
Organic disorders: chronic and complicated illnesses, 1927
Owner of the Castle, Schloss Tegel, Reinhold von Heinz signed a lease agreement with Ernest Simmel
Personal Developmental Problem: especially children and adolescents, 1927
Psychoanalytic study of literature: the seminar, discourse
Psychoanalytic training and the development of an analytic career, Richard Fox
Psychosomatic disorders: Asthma, Alimentary Tracts, Indigestion, Obstipation, Genito-Urinary Tract
Sanatorium Schloss Tegel was a historical precursor of inpatient psychosomatic care, U. Schulz at al
Schloss Tegel, Neuroses: Obsessive compulsive neuroses, phobias, hysterias , 1927
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
Seminar for humanities at LAPSI, 1974 -- 1985
Simmel, strong awareness of differences between psychotherapy and psychoanalysis, Heiman van Dam
Social and scientific History of Psychoanalysis, modern
The Anatomy of Psychotherapy by Lawrence Friedman, discourse
Triumph of conformity with regard to Psychoanalysis under National Socialism
Addictions: Morphine, cocaine, alcohol, sleep medications, gambling, 1927
An Open Letter to Newsweek by David Fisher and Rudolf Ekstein, 1990
Bettelheim, Hyman Schwartz, living a non-life for ten years after liberation, discourse
Bruno Bettelheim, A Sad Lesson: Curse the God and Live, narrative
Categories of patient of the First Psychoanalytic Hospital Schloss Tegel, 1927
David Fisher and Rudolf Ekstein against demonization of Bruno Bettelheim by Nina Dornton, a letter
David Fisher and Rudolf Ekstein question Dornton's professionalism and honesty as journalist
Dr. Nussbrecher and Dr. Jekels from Vienna funded Sanatorium Schloss Tegel, Psychoanalytic Hospital
Ernest Simmel's Schloss Tegel Sanatorium, History and Conception by U. Schulz and L Hermanns
Ernest Simmel, a military doctor in 1914 -- 1918
Ernest Simmel, born on April 4, 1882 in Breslau as the youngers of nine children
Ernest Simmel, Dissertation, Critical Essay on the Etiology of Dementia Praecox, Rostock, 1908
Ernest Simmel, four-month long apprenticeship as a pharmacist
Ernest Simmel, his father was a merchant and his mother held a service for household help
Ernest Simmel, in hypnosis we see the sick person in a fight with his superior officers
Ernest Simmel, last letter to Georg Grodek from Brussels, 1934
Ernest Simmel, neuroses replicate rage against superiors that then furthers anxiety attacks concept
Ernest Simmel, Psychoanalytic Polyclinic, For the free treatment of the neurotic misery, 1920
Ernest Simmel, Psychoanalytic Polyclinic on Potsdam Street in Berlin, 1920
Ernest Simmel, resisted to fashionable adaptation of psychoanalysis to mass culture
Ernest Simmel, scientific biography
Ernest Simmel, strive to come closer to the source of unconscious in terms of biological edifice
Ernest Simmel, studied medicine from 1902 to 1908 in Berlin
Ernest Simmel, the sickest people were forced to die while their real lives passed them by, 1927
Ernest Simmel, took final medical exam in 1908 and defended dissertation in University of Rostock
Ernest Simmel hoped that Schloss Tegel would be of systematic psychotherapy of organic illnesses
Ernest Simmel strove to hospitalization of psychoanalysis by U. Schulz and L. Hermanns
Ernest Simmel with Social Democratic Physician's Union, 1913
First seminar for humanities at LAPSI, The Brothers Karamazovs, 1974
Former Minister of Prussia, Prof. Julius Hirsch funded Sanatorium Schloss Tegel, 1926
Heiman van Dam, Introduction to Simmel's Schloss Tegel, Bulletin, LAPSI, Spring 1991
Karl August Menninger, memoir of Rudolf Ekstein
LAPSI, 344 N. Bedford Drive, Beverly Hills, CA
LAPSI, Bulletin, Editorial Board, 1980s
LAPSI, Bulletin, psychoanalytic discourse
LAPSI, Bulletins, Documents from the NCP-LA Archive
LAPSI, Bulletins, editorial articles
LAPSI, Bulletins, narratives
LAPSI, Bulletins, reviews of scholarly papers and presentations
LAPSI, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society and Institute, reports on scientific meetings
LAPSI, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society and Institute, scientific meetings
LAPSI, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society and Institute, scientific narratives, Psychoanalysis
LAPSI, Scientific meetings, discussions
Melvin Lansky, The Screening Function of Post Traumatic Nightmares, discourse
Monthly Literary Seminar at LAPSI, literature discussed, 1974 - 1985
Organic disorders: chronic and complicated illnesses, 1927
Owner of the Castle, Schloss Tegel, Reinhold von Heinz signed a lease agreement with Ernest Simmel
Personal Developmental Problem: especially children and adolescents, 1927
Psychoanalytic study of literature: the seminar, discourse
Psychoanalytic training and the development of an analytic career, Richard Fox
Psychosomatic disorders: Asthma, Alimentary Tracts, Indigestion, Obstipation, Genito-Urinary Tract
Sanatorium Schloss Tegel was a historical precursor of inpatient psychosomatic care, U. Schulz at al
Schloss Tegel, Neuroses: Obsessive compulsive neuroses, phobias, hysterias , 1927
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
Seminar for humanities at LAPSI, 1974 -- 1985
Simmel, strong awareness of differences between psychotherapy and psychoanalysis, Heiman van Dam
Social and scientific History of Psychoanalysis, modern
The Anatomy of Psychotherapy by Lawrence Friedman, discourse
Triumph of conformity with regard to Psychoanalysis under National Socialism
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