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RG-30.180, Dr. Greenson, Psychoanalysis comes to the West Coast, personal discourse, 1975
Date:
1875
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RG-30.180
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NCP-LA
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History of Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society and Institute, 1950-1999
Item 180: RG-30.180, Dr. Greenson, Psychoanalysis comes to the West Coast, personal discourse, 1975, 1975
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Greenson, reflections on scientific activities of Dr. Ernst Simmel, 1940s
Greenson attended seminars conducted by Ernst Simmel, ca 1939
Greenson attends seminars of Psychoanalytic Study Group, since 1939, conducted by Otto Fenichel
Greenson on Otto Fenichel writings, essays of Fenichel, 1940s
Greenson reflected on Siegfried Bernfeld scientific activities, 1940s
Ralph Greenson, personal history, essay, 1970
Ralph Greenson, self-education by the Freudian writings, 1938 - 1940
Ralph Greenson adopted a Freudian psychoanalytic methods of treatment since 1937, Los Angeles
Ralph Greenson held several meetings with Otto Fenichel for his personal analysis, 1938
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Ralph Greenson sought professional consultation with Simmel, 1938
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