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Article | February 01, 1992

Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy for a Woman With Diagnoses of Kleptomania and Bulimia

Harvey J. Schwartz

Psychiatric Services 1992; doi:

Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia; Jefferson Medical College, 1015 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19107

1992 by the American Psychiatric Association

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Foreword from Dr. Perry: In psychoanalytic jargon, we refer to people as objects. As Dr. Schwartz, our guest expert, describes, sometimes people are objects—or at least they are manipulated by patients as if they were. Dr. Schwartz outlines the treatment of a patient with kleptomania and bulimia by psychoanalytic therapy.

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