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Psychoanalytic and neurovegetative mood depressing and elating treatment of depressions and psychoses

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There has been emphasized a new and original causal treatment of mild and severe depressions and psychoses by the combined psychoanalytic and neurovegetative mood depressing and elating treatment. It enables the psychoanalyst to manage in an adequate way every kind of depression and psychosis by psychoanalysis.

Zusammenfassung

Es wird über eine neue eigene causale psychoanalytische und neurovegetative, stimmungdämpfende und-fördernde Behandlung leichter und schwerer Formen von Depressionen und Psychosen berichtet. Diese Therapie ermöglicht dem Psychoanalytiker in einer adäquaten Weise bei jeder Form von Depression und Psychose erfolgreich vorzugehen.

Résumé

On décrit un nouveau traitment, original, causal, psychanalytique et neurovégétatif en cas de dépressions et psychoses légères et graves en réprimant et en encourageant la morale du malade. Cette méthode aide le psychanaliste d'une manière adéquate de traiter avec succès toutes les formes de dépressions et psychoses.

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    Present address: Grasslands Psychiatric Institute, Valhalla

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    Nadel, M.B.J. Psychoanalytic and neurovegetative mood depressing and elating treatment of depressions and psychoses. Acta Neurovegetativa 25, 332–338 (1963). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01231990

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