Celebrities on the couch
Subtitle: personal adventures of famous people in psychoanalysis
Publisher: Price/Stern/Sloan
Published: 1970
Place of publication: Los Angeles
Language: eng
Number of pages: 234
Subjects: Psychoanalysis; Celebrities
Table of contents: title: Goodbye, Anna O, hello Sid Caesar! By L. Freeman.; title: What psychoanalysis did for me, by S. Caesar.; title: The two Jaynes, by J. Meadows.; title: Tennessee Williams: Opening some doors, by D. Ross.; title: The reluctant hero, by J. Brosnan.; title: From Buddha to Freud, by B. Freeman.; title: The alien voice within, by H. Hesse.; title: Man with, and without, camera, by K. Heyman.; title: Patty Duke: Sink or swim, by R. Reed.; title: Psychoanalysts are human, too, by S. Lorand.; title: No more "shoulds," by V. Vance.; title: Creative release, by R. Florsheim.; title: The revolver in the corner cupboard, by G. Greene.; title: What I meant to tell the analyst, by E. Jaffe.; title: Floyd Patterson: A twenty-cent bag of candy, by L. Freeman.; title: A statement, by W. Inge.; title: But now I'm proud of it, by M. Lee.; title: Why me? By A. E. Meyerhoff.; title: Josh Logan: the sensitive genius, by L. Barnett.; title: The silent tears, by C. McNeil.; title: I didn't grow up to be president, by H. Greenwald.