Harry T Hardin
Biographic Data
| ID | 5212393 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Harry T Hardin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Harry T |
| FAMILY NAME | Hardin |
| SIGNATURE | HARDIN H T |
| AFFILIATIONS | 206 st. Clair Avenue West Toronto, Ontario Canada M4V 1R2 |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1985 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
On the Vicissitudes of Early Primary Surrogate Mothering II
Among the catastrophic events experienced by infants and young children, one of the most frequent is the loss of an early primary surrogate mother (EPSM). Usually permanent, the loss is often followed by the advent of a new, “replacement” caregiver. One aspect of the emotional environment is unique to this kind of caregiving situation: that parents are often unable to validate the true nature of their child's relationship with the EPSM or, ultima…
On the Vicissitudes of Freud’s Early Mothering
Utilizing clinical examples, I attempt to show that the memories Freud recalled on his return to his childhood home in adolescence screened the traumata he had suffered when he lost his Kinderfrau, then his playmates and the Freiberg countryside during his early childhood
On the Vicissitudes of Freud’s Early Mothering
On the Vicissitudes of Freud’s Early Mothering
On the Vicissitudes of early Primary Surrogate Mothering
I have noted estrangement from biological mothers and intolerance of intimate relationships in patients with an early history of primary surrogate mothering. This observation facilitated discovery of such early histories in 31 of 102 patients I examined during a five-year period. With a review of the literature, and clinical examples, I attempt to associate the estrangement and intolerance with the mother's exclusion resulting from her infant's c…
On the Vicissitudes of Freud’s Early Mothering
On the Vicissitudes of early Primary Surrogate Mothering
I have noted estrangement from biological mothers and intolerance of intimate relationships in patients with an early history of primary surrogate mothering. This observation facilitated discovery of such early histories in 31 of 102 patients I examined during a five-year period. With a review of the literature, and clinical examples, I attempt to associate the estrangement and intolerance with the mother's exclusion resulting from her infant's c…
On the Vicissitudes of Freud’s Early Mothering
On the Vicissitudes of Early Primary Surrogate Mothering II
Among the catastrophic events experienced by infants and young children, one of the most frequent is the loss of an early primary surrogate mother (EPSM). Usually permanent, the loss is often followed by the advent of a new, “replacement” caregiver. One aspect of the emotional environment is unique to this kind of caregiving situation: that parents are often unable to validate the true nature of their child's relationship with the EPSM or, ultima…
On the Vicissitudes of Freud’s Early Mothering
Utilizing clinical examples, I attempt to show that the memories Freud recalled on his return to his childhood home in adolescence screened the traumata he had suffered when he lost his Kinderfrau, then his playmates and the Freiberg countryside during his early childhood
On the Vicissitudes of early Primary Surrogate Mothering
I have noted estrangement from biological mothers and intolerance of intimate relationships in patients with an early history of primary surrogate mothering. This observation facilitated discovery of such early histories in 31 of 102 patients I examined during a five-year period. With a review of the literature, and clinical examples, I attempt to associate the estrangement and intolerance with the mother's exclusion resulting from her infant's c…
On the Vicissitudes of Freud’s Early Mothering
On the Vicissitudes of Freud’s Early Mothering
Utilizing clinical examples, I attempt to show that the memories Freud recalled on his return to his childhood home in adolescence screened the traumata he had suffered when he lost his Kinderfrau, then his playmates and the Freiberg countryside during his early childhood
On the Vicissitudes of Freud’s Early Mothering
On the Vicissitudes of Early Primary Surrogate Mothering II
Among the catastrophic events experienced by infants and young children, one of the most frequent is the loss of an early primary surrogate mother (EPSM). Usually permanent, the loss is often followed by the advent of a new, “replacement” caregiver. One aspect of the emotional environment is unique to this kind of caregiving situation: that parents are often unable to validate the true nature of their child's relationship with the EPSM or, ultima…
Psychoanalysis (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Developmental psychology (4 works) · Psychoanalytic theory (3 works) · Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications (3 works) · Family Dynamics and Relationships (2 works) · Medicine (2 works) · Reproductive Health and Technologies (2 works) · Surrogate endpoint (2 works) · Assisted Reproductive Technology and Twin Pregnancy (1 work)