Sandor Ferenczi
Sandor Ferenczi · Philosophy & Social Sciences
Influential psychoanalyst and innovator of clinical technique
1873, Miskolc, Hungary — 1933, Budapest, Hungary
Hungary
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Sándor Ferenczi was a Hungarian psychoanalyst, a close early associate of Freud, who innovated clinical technique with his 'active' and 'relaxation' methods and emphasised the analyst's emotional role and the reality of childhood trauma. His ideas influenced later relational psychoanalysis. He was Jewish.
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Influential psychoanalyst and innovator of clinical technique
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