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1907ref. biblio228 box 3Dark maroon covers with gold lettering on front and spine. Slight wear to corners and previous owner stamp on front endpaper "Walter E. vB. von Teschan" sounds important. Subtitled "Lectures delivered before the American Association to promote the teaching of speech to the deaf to which is appended a paper. Vowel theories. Illustrated with charts and diagrams" Funk & Wagnalls Company hardcover
1857ref. DEMO016707IBoston: Rand & Avery 1857. First edition. Octavo. Good. 8 Plates of woodcuts. 8vo 214 pages original brown embossed cloth rebacked with original spine laid down with stampings paper labels on spine new endpapers; ex libris a museum library Scarce. Presentation Copy to Wm. Chadwell "With the Compliments of the Author". Includes 25 case studies which describe the inhalation treatments Dr. Dillenback used to treat a variety of throat and lung diseases. With 8 Plates of woodcuts. Rand & Avery unknown
1931ref. 101458Berlin September 17 1931. 1931. Fine. - A partially printed 4 inch high by 5-3/4 inch wide postcard announcing a lecture by Karen Horney. Roughly translated the German text reads "Medical Association for Analytical Psychoterapy / The next meeting will take place on Wednesday the 23.9. 1931 at 9 o'clock" with the numbers penned in ink. This is followed by German text penned in ink announcing that "Mrs. Horney speaks about: Transference and the healing process" this also roughly translated from the German. Signed "Schindler". The postcard is addressed on the verso to "C.A. Clemens Benda" the authority on Downs Syndrome. Postmarked on the verso with a light blue graphite mark. Near fine. Of German-Jewish descent the British psychotherapist Dr. Walter SChindler 1896-1986 was a pioneer in group therapy. His highly influential group approach was based on a family model postulating that in a therapy group the group leader was seen as a father figure and the group itself as a mother or siblings. In the 1930's Schindler founded the "Allgemeine Arztliche Gesellschaft fur Psychotherapie" an informal interdisciplinary study group. Threatened by the Gestapo Schindler fled to Great Britain. A founding member of the Berlin Psychoanalytic Institute Karen Horney 1885-1952 was a German psychoanalyst who emigrated to the United States in 1932 amidst rising concerns over the rise of the Third Reich. Horney's theories questioned traditional Freudian views in regards to sexuality and she is credited with founding feminist psychology as opposed to Freud's theory of penis envy. A founding member of the Berlin Psychoanalytic Institute in 1920 she directed the Society's training program and also saw patients for private psychoanalytic sessions. Concerns over Freud's disagreements with her and the rise of the Third Reich motivated her to accept an invitation to become Franz Alexander's assistant at the Chicago Institute of Psychoanalysis. Considered the authority on Down syndrome which was then referred to as "Mongolism" the recipient Dr. Clemens E. Benda 1898-1975 was recognized as an internationally known expert on "mental deficiency". Benda argued for an end to "artificial distinctions between mental defect and mental illness" and believed that "so-called mentally deficient children are often the victims of unfair and unjust discrimination". Born in Berlin where he received his medical degree Benda worked as a psychiatrist at the Binswanger Sanitarium in Switzerland. He moved to the U.S. as a research fellow at Harvard Medical School eventually teaching at both Harvard and the University of Munich. Benda was also director of research and psychiatry for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts the Walter E. Fernald School and the Wrentham State School in Massachusetts. Berlin, September 17, 1931.
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1911ref. 105451Couverture souple. 4 volumes d'environ 600 pages en reliure rouge de l'éditeur.
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2008Audio CD This calming CD allows you to open up to the miraculous power of the angels. Doreen Virtue leads you through a powerfully healing Angel Therapy session. You'll work with archangels to release old blocks and toxins; cut cords of fear; heal past - life issues; and gain confidence, courage, and clarity about your life's purpose and relationships.
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