Principles of Intensive Psychotherapy

Frieda Fromm-Reichmann's 1960 work delves into intensive psychotherapy, presenting methods and case studies to illustrate her insights. Key themes include the emotional dynamics of the doctor-patient relationship, the psychiatrist's professional and personal requirements, and the importance of cultural and ethical values in therapy. As a notable figure in psychiatry and a contemporary of Freud, Fromm-Reichmann's perspectives remain relevant for those interested in the field. This edition also features a new biography of the author, enhancing its value for collectors and scholars.