The Psychosomatic Paradox Donald Capps

The Psychosomatic Paradox Donald CappsThe author of this book explores a particular mode of mental functioning expressed through a series of clinical symptoms and highlighted by contemporary psychosomatic research. Smadjas concept, a true clinical and conceptual invention in the field of psychopathology, has evolved from work originally carried out by Pierre Marty, Michel de MUzan, Christian David and Michel Fain, pioneers of the psychoanalytic approach to subjects with somatic illnesses.

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