Psychoanalysis - A New Approach to Psychotherapy

Farbarn was very unusual among psychoanelytic thinkers in at but he does have something in common certain early psychiatric notions of psychosis and scisphrania. The idea was that the psychotic patient has broken off relations with the real external world, real external objects, and retreated into an internal world. In all, relationships start to shift when they blur as one moves into the depressive position, a integration takes place. A, and this blurring represents a kind of integration, a kind of reintegration.