Defective Communication

When people communicate with each other free from defenses, either for the sender or receiver, comprehension between both persons is possible and community is established. Unfortunately, most of the time people's fears alter the message, either at emission or at reception.Various types of defective communication are presented in clinical form, with discussion and analysis. Additional informationNotes on contributorsEraldo FulloneDr. Francisco Pablo Del Casale, TM, is Director of the Argentina School of TA, professor of psychiatry at the University of Buenos Aires, and is author of many works on TA.Dr. Horacio Luis Munilla, CM, is Vice-Director of the Argentina School of TA, professor of psychiatry at the University of Buenos Aires, and is author of a book on TA.Laura Bovera de Del Casale, RM, teaches philosophy and literature, is a licensed psychologist, writer, and Secretary General of the Argentina School of TA.Eraldo Fullone, RM, is director of a theatre, Secretary Docente of the Argentina School of TA, and is a writer and licensed psychologist

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