The archetypal image of the wounded healer

Clarence  Jess Groesbeck

Autores

Clarence Jess Groesbeck

Palavras-chave:

Nise da Silveira, especies de compañia, animales, animales de compañia, psicología junguiana

Biografia do Autor

Clarence Jess Groesbeck

O Dr. Groesbeck obteve uma certificação do Conselho Profissional em Psiquiatria, Psiquiatria Forense e Psicanálise. O Dr. Groesbeck foi analista treinador da Sociedade Interregional de Análise Junguiana da América do Norte, membro da Associação Internacional de Psicologia Analítica, ex-presidente da Sociedade Psiquiátrica Americana de Analistas Junguianos, membro da Academia Americana de Psiquiatria e Direito, e membro da Sociedade Psiquiátrica Americana. O Dr. Groesbeck foi autor de numerosos artigos e estudos profissionais.

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