Jungian psychiatry

C. G. Jung spent the first ten years of his career working in a psychiatric clinic, an experience which had a powerful influence on his lifelong endeavors. Now the psychiatric-analytic observations of a highly respected Jungian, the Swiss Heinrich Fierz, who devoted his life to psychiatry, are available in English at last. „Jungian Psychiatry“ is rich with the insights of a rare therapist and teacher in the world of the psychiatric clinic. From the contents: - The Clinical Implications of Extraversion and Introversion - Fear, Truth and Confidence: Living with Cancer - The Use of Sculpture in the Treatment of Depression - Meaning in Madness. The book contains color illustrations and detailed indexes. Heinrich Karl Fierz worked as a psychiatrist at the famed Binswanger Clinic, Sanatorium Bellevue, for many years before co-founding the Jungian „Klinik am Zürichberg“ in 1964, where he was medical director until his recent death. A son of one of the first Jungian analysts, Linda Fierz-David, he also became a training analyst and lecturer at the Jung Institute in Zürich. His sensitive and innovative contributions to the realm of psychiatry are well-known in the German-speaking world; „Jungian Psychiatry“ is the first major publication of his work in English.