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Psychotherapy with a schizophrenic woman

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The authors describe the resolution of a schizophrenic illness in a female patient aged 41 years, during psychotherapy of a modified type. The treatment followed a pre-arranged plan in which the therapist had considerable faith. The patient progressed from an oral to an anal, and finally to a genital or “neo-neurotic,” phase. The authors feel that pre-verbal factors in the relationship influenced the course of the illness.

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From the department of psychological medicine, University of Glasgow, Glasgow, Scotland. The participation of Dr. J. L. Cameron in the therapy reported here was made possible through a grant from the Scottish Hospitals Endowments Research Trust.

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Cameron, J.L., Esterson, A. Psychotherapy with a schizophrenic woman. Psych Quar 32, 304–317 (1958). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01561636

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