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Freudian therapy

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Freudian therapy

In medicine, the body of psychological knowledge derived by Sigmund Freud and his followers; see psychoanalysis.



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LESLEY MURDIN As director of counselling and psychotherapy at the Westminster Pastoral Foundation, Murdin specialises in contemporary Freudian therapy which focuses on the impact of the unconscious mind on behaviour.
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Murdin specialises in contemporary Freudian therapy which focuses on how theunconscious mind affects behaviour and the impact of childhood on development.
 
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