Michael Balint

Memorial plaque for Balint at [[Monte Verità Michael Balint ( ; 3 December 1896 – 31 December 1970) was a Hungarian psychoanalyst who spent most of his adult life in England. He was a proponent of the object relations school. Provided by Wikipedia
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  1. 1
    Le médecin, son malade et la maladie.
    by Balint, Michael
    Published 1960
    Ouvrage

  2. 2
    The doctor, his patient and the illness.
    by Balint, Michael
    Published 1957
    Ouvrage

  3. 3
    Problems of human pleasure and behaviour.
    by Balint, Michael
    Published 1957
    Ouvrage

  4. 4
    Primary love and psycho-analytic technique.
    by Balint, Michael
    Published 1952
    Ouvrage

  5. 5
    Techniques psychothérapeutiques en médecine.
    by Balint, Michael
    Published 1966
    Ouvrage

  6. 6
    Le défaut fondamental : aspects thérapeutiques de la régression.
    by Balint, Michael
    Published 1971
    Ouvrage

  7. 7
    Les voies de la régression /
    by Balint, Michael
    Published 1972
    Ouvrage

  8. 8
    The basic fault : therapeutic aspects of regression.
    by Balint, Michael
    Published 1968
    Ouvrage

  9. 9
    La psychothérapie focale : Un exemple de psychanalyse appliquée.
    by Balint, Michael
    Published 1975
    Ouvrage

  10. 10
    Marriage and first pregnancy : cultural influences on attitudes of israeli women
    by Goshen-Gottstein, Esther R.
    Published 1966
    Other Authors: “...Balint, Michael...”
    Ouvrage

  11. 11
    Sexual discord in marriage : A field for brief psychotherapy.
    by Courtenay, Michael
    Published 1968
    Other Authors: “...Balint, Michael...”
    Ouvrage

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    Psychanalyse. Tome I.
    by Ferenczi, Sandor
    Published 1968
    Other Authors: “...Balint, Michael...”
    Ouvrage

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    Final contributions to the problems and methods of psycho-analysis.
    by Ferenczi, Sandor
    Published 1955
    Other Authors: “...Balint, Michael...”
    Ouvrage