Offprints and papers by others

Date:
1952-1963
Reference:
PP/RKF/F.186-191
Part of:
Freudenberg, Rudolph Karl (1908-1993) and Freudenberg, Gerda (née Vorster) (1906-1995)
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/186 Lidz, R, and Lidz, T, "Therapeutic considerations arising from intense symbiotic needs of schizophrenic patients, Psychotherapy with Schizophrenics, symposium, 1952
/187 Lidz, T, "The relevance of family studies to psychoanalytic theory", Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, Vol 135 no 2, Aug 1962
/188 Lidz, T, et al, "The intrafamilial environment of schizophrenic patients II", American Journal of Psychiatry, Vol 114 no 3, Sep 1957
/189 Lidz, T, et al, "The role of the father in the family environment of the schizophrenic patient", American Journal of Psychiatry, Vol 113 no 2, Aug 1956
/190 Lidz, T, et al, 'schizophrenic patients and their siblings", Psychiatry, Vol 26 no 1,Feb 1963
/191 Lidz, T, et al, "Thought disorders in the parents of schizophrenic patients...", Journal of Psychiatric Research, Vol 1, 1962

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1952-1963

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