Frieda Reichmann

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Frieda Reichmann was a pioneering German-American psychoanalyst and psychiatrist known for her influential work in the treatment of schizophrenia and contributions to interpersonal psychoanalysis.

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instanceOf German-American
Jewish person
person
psychiatrist
psychoanalyst
birthName Frieda Reichmann
causeOfDeath stroke
citizenship Germany
United States of America
countryOfBirth German Empire
countryOfDeath United States of America
dateOfBirth 1889-10-23
dateOfDeath 1957-04-28
educatedAt University of Königsberg
University of Munich
University of Strasbourg
employer Chestnut Lodge Hospital
ethnicGroup German Jews
familyName Fromm-Reichmann
fieldOfWork interpersonal psychoanalysis
psychiatry
psychoanalysis
gender female
givenName Frieda
influenced Harry Stack Sullivan
influencedBy Harry Stack Sullivan
Sigmund Freud
knownFor contributions to interpersonal psychoanalytic theory
development of intensive psychotherapy for psychosis
treatment of schizophrenia
languageOfWorkOrName English
German
memberOf Washington School of Psychiatry
movedTo United States of America
movement interpersonal psychoanalysis
notableIdea importance of therapeutic relationship in psychosis treatment
psychotherapy for schizophrenia as potentially curative
notableWork Principles of Intensive Psychotherapy
occupation psychiatrist
psychoanalyst
placeOfBirth Karlsruhe
placeOfDeath Rockville, Maryland
religion Judaism
spouse Erich Fromm
workLocation Frankfurt am Main
Heidelberg
Rockville, Maryland

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Erich Fromm spouse Frieda Reichmann
Frieda Fromm-Reichmann birthName Frieda Reichmann
subject linked to: Frieda Reichmann