Edith Banfield Jackson, Patient of Sigmund Freud, Pioneer of Mother-Child Care in Neonatology: How to Write the Story
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2010.
Sujet(s) : Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : Edith Banfield Jackson was a patient of Freud about whom little was known until now. Her case history brings to light some new elements about the permeability between Freud’s family life and the people he treated. Most importantly however, Edith Banfield Jackson had a difficult life and was able to overcome her troubles, thereby becoming a pioneer in a particular field of medicine, which became very important during the last century.
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Edith Banfield Jackson was a patient of Freud about whom little was known until now. Her case history brings to light some new elements about the permeability between Freud’s family life and the people he treated. Most importantly however, Edith Banfield Jackson had a difficult life and was able to overcome her troubles, thereby becoming a pioneer in a particular field of medicine, which became very important during the last century.
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