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Psychoanalysis as a method of treating mental disorders was created step by step by Sigmund Freud, an Austrian neuropathologist who started from the observations of Dr. Breuer who was treating a patient suffering from hysterical disorders.

Initially using hypnosis as a method to investigate the conditions for the appearance of symptoms, Freud applies the method of free associations, giving up hypnosis.
Freud also discovers the meaning of dreams and creates a method of analysis that accompanied the psychological treatment.

Freud's work is vast and includes pertinent explanations regarding the psychic apparatus, the principles that govern psychic life and the cause of the emergence of neuroses, etc.

Freud applies his astonishing discoveries to cultural facts and artistic creation.

This site is dedicated to Freud's work (see menu sections).

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A great deal of interest is shown to case analysis and glossaries of terms and names. Much of our content is taken from the psychoanalytic work of Sigmund Freud, classified by themes, such as: unconscious, resistance, repression, libido, pleasure principle, and so forth.

The article section of this site consists in papers and research papers on some basic psychoanalytic themes. You may publish your paper too if it deals with psychoanalytic topics - click here for further information.

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