Title: Exploring the unconscious
First published: 1994
Description: This book, which is the third in the series Psychoanalysis and Society, presents the long-awaited description of the clinical methods developed by George Frankl. The reader is invited into the consulting room to witness - at least to some extent - how the patient is led to reveal to himself as well as to the analyst the secret world of his unconscious mind.

Frankl's therapeutic methods enable the patient to recall previously hidden experiences of infancy, along with their physical reaction formations, and to actually re-experience traumatic events which were responsible for his neurotic and psychotic symptoms. This also throws new light upon the origins of many physical diseases and makes them accessible to psychological treatment.

. Frankl's therapeutic innovations promise to set new standards in psychoanalytic therapy. His book provides essential information for mental health workers, psychoanalysts and psychiatrists, as well as for medical practitioners who are interested in the psychosomatic aspects of medicine.
Subjects: Psychoanalysis, Mind and body, Hypnotism, Psychoanalytic Therapy, Methods, Psychology Unconscious
LC classification: BF173 .F6149 1994