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Reflections on a nurse becoming a psychoanalyst
Perspectives in Psychiatric Care
|January 1, 1991
Abstract:
An increasing number of nurses have become psychoanalysts in the past few years. The author discusses the process of psychoanalysis and issues related to this expanded role for nurses from her own personal experience in analytic training.
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