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Harry stack Sullivan (* 21 February 1892 in Norwich, New York, "† 14 January 1949 in Paris, France) was an US-American psychiatrist and representative of the Neopsychoanalyse.

Biografie

1917 it acquired its medicine diploma at Chicago college OF Medicine and Surgery.1921 began Sullivan under guidance of William Alanson White at the pc. Elisabeth's hospital in Washington (D.C.) schizophrene patients psychotherapeutisch to treat. Thus it can apply as a pioneer of the psychodynamisch psychotherapeutischen treatment of psychotischer patients, who considered Freud unanalysierbar.

1923 were opened for Sullivan at the Sheppard and Enoch Pratt hospital in Towson, Maryland a special Schizophrenen department. Publications over its look up-exciting sound sequence announced Sullivan among the psychiatrists of the USA. Contrary to the dominant Lehrmeinung of the biological psychiatry it held the opinion that the schizophrenia had life-historical purchases and causes and therefore with therapy be healed could. 1923 it met also for the first time Clara Thompson (1893-1958), which as Psychiaterin to the Phipps Clinic John Hopkins University in Baltimore worked at that time, the Sullivan a private practice in New York, open by the Adolf Meyer (1866-1950), immigrated from Switzerland, led wurde.1930, taught to the Maryland School OF Medicine and organized "„the new one psychoanalytische combination " in Washington and Baltimore, whose first president became Clara Thompson.

1933 it underwent of a training analysis with Clara Thompson, which was for its part Analysandin of Sandor Ferenczi.

In this time met Sullivan in New York Erich pious and Karen Horney, which had come on the escape before the national socialism into the USA. Together with Silverberg and Thompson they argued with Sullivans concept of the Interpersonalen psychiatry and developed the Neopsychoanalyse. The installation course of the remaining social sciences led to co-operation with the Ethnologen Ruth Benedict, Margaret Mead, Bronislaw Malinowski, the linguist Edward Sapir and other one.

1938 were created the magazine Psychiatry, which was promoted to the most important language pipe of the interpersonalen direction in the psychiatry and psychoanalysis.

1939 after death its friend Edward Sapir left Sullivan New York and pulled after Bethesda, Maryland, in close proximity to Washington (D.C.). Shortly thereafter it began an intensive training activity for the physicians and the maintenance personnel of the private hospital Chestnut Lodge in Rockville, Maryland, which became later because of their pioneer achievements in the treatment of Schizophrenen internationally famous. The auto+biographic book of Hannah Green alias Joanne Greenberg I you never a rose garden promised. Report of a healing, which was also filmed, acts of Chestnut Lodge and the Psychotherapeutin Frieda pious realm man.

1943 created Sullivan, Clara Thompson, Erich pious and Frieda pious realm man the William Alanson White institute in New York.

Interpersonale theory

Sullivan used the term framework of modern physics (field theory) for the psychiatry: Human behavior understood he no more than isolated individual events, but than succession about processes, which result from the interaction of different forces within a sphere of activity.

The design philosophy is located in the center of Sullivans teachings. The personality becoming is explained completely from the interhuman (interpersonalen) relationship: The personality develops due to "„relatively durable samples of always recurring interpersonaler situations, which mark the human life "“. For the coinage of the individual the cultural factors are to be considered also after Sullivan. Although humans depend on innate biological factors, the important differences in the human personality are specified primarily by individual interpersonalen experiences. Here frappante agreements with the psychoanalytischen object relations theory show up and selfpsychology beside the great importance of the interpersonalen experience during the early childhood, referred it to the importance of the youth time for correcting experiences. Sullivan assigned the role of a participating observer to the therapist.

Sullivan recorded its theory in its most important book The interpersonnel Theory OF Psychiatry, which 1953 were published posthum and 1980 on German under the title the interpersonale theory of the psychiatry in the S. Fischer publishing house, Frankfurt A.M. appeared.

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