According to Adam Blatner, MD, some of the early psychoanalysts alluded to it more or less directly, and the history of marital couple therapy began with a few pioneers in 1930s.

The women in her family had been passionate gar-deners going back at least as far as her great-great-grandmother, Lisbeth Bloome, an early Freudian psychoanalyst whose life inspired Abby in her own choice of careers.

Hanns Sachs (1881-1947) was one of the earliest psychoanalysts, and a close personal friend of Sigmund Freud.

Sociologically, the term may refer to persecution feelings by anyone in a group that views itself as a threatened minority, as with the early psychoanalysts.

It is an idea found in the writings of early psychoanalysts, such as Melanie Klein.

The journal became one of the first places in England in which Sigmund Freud's ideas were discussed before the First World War, in particular by David Eder, an early British psychoanalyst.

The early psychoanalysts considered them preschizophrenic, and though later research showed that most of them don't become psychotic, they're still considered vulnerable.

I think that is why the early psychoanalysts were so surprisingly successful, for all their limited knowledge.

(All three were famous early psychoanalysts.)

It was up to other early psychoanalysts than Freud to initiate a serious psychoanalytic study of musical phenomena.