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Dynamic-holistic psychoanalysis and community mental health

Dynamic-holistic psychoanalysis and community mental health DYNAMIC--HOLISTIC PSYCHOANALYSIS AND COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH JACK L. Ru~ms ~ viewpoint I am espousing here is erto rather neglected lower socio-eco- neither as pessimistic and critical nomic group of our population, embodied as that expressed by Kubie (Pitfalls of in the community mental health move .... Community Psychiatry, Archives, Vol. 18, ment, has constituted a third psychiatric p. 257), nor as optimistic and enthUsi- revolution. The 'first two, the advent of astic as Dr. Linty. I feel I am more of psychoanalysis and then psychotropic a realist, with awareness of both the drugs, were atso thought to be panaceas dangers as well as the constructive possi- at first. With each of them, many felt bilities in the mental health movement. we would soon be able to eradicate As an analyst who is concerned with mental illness, and their use spread and involved in community psychiatric rapidly. But since then the original activity, I believe that psychoanalysis enthusiasm and excessive claims have has muoh to offer and can be fruitfully become tempered by more sober, reatis~c used, arid that analysts should devote appraisals; the extent of their use has themselves to such activities and can been waning. All the results http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png The American Journal of Psychoanalysis Springer Journals

Dynamic-holistic psychoanalysis and community mental health

Rubins, Jack L.
The American Journal of Psychoanalysis , Volume 30 (1): 4 – Mar 1, 1970
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Springer Journals
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1970 The Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis
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0002-9548
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1573-6741
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10.1007/BF01873870
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DYNAMIC--HOLISTIC PSYCHOANALYSIS AND COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH JACK L. Ru~ms ~ viewpoint I am espousing here is erto rather neglected lower socio-eco- neither as pessimistic and critical nomic group of our population, embodied as that expressed by Kubie (Pitfalls of in the community mental health move .... Community Psychiatry, Archives, Vol. 18, ment, has constituted a third psychiatric p. 257), nor as optimistic and enthUsi- revolution. The 'first two, the advent of astic as Dr. Linty. I feel I am more of psychoanalysis and then psychotropic a realist, with awareness of both the drugs, were atso thought to be panaceas dangers as well as the constructive possi- at first. With each of them, many felt bilities in the mental health movement. we would soon be able to eradicate As an analyst who is concerned with mental illness, and their use spread and involved in community psychiatric rapidly. But since then the original activity, I believe that psychoanalysis enthusiasm and excessive claims have has muoh to offer and can be fruitfully become tempered by more sober, reatis~c used, arid that analysts should devote appraisals; the extent of their use has themselves to such activities and can been waning. All the results

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Published: Mar 1, 1970

Keywords: Clinical Psychology; Psychotherapy; Psychoanalysis

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