Chapter 11 1. "Clinical Diary"

Whenever the psychological clinic is free, Cong Changmin will quickly take out the psychological consultation materials from his case file bag and start to keep his clinical diary.He is a restless man, too much idleness, and he can appear tired, bored;It was only when he kept his diary that he showed a rare quiet appearance. This afternoon, when I walked into his office with great interest, he was engrossed in the materials on the table, and he didn't even notice that someone had entered the room. "What, are you keeping your clinical diary again?" I asked him with a soft smile.

Cong Changmin raised his head, his eyes were bright, and he said with great interest: "No, I'm reading "Clinical Diary" by a foreign psychoanalyst. The author is a very interesting and important person named Shator Frain S. Do you know?" "Oh, I only know a little bit." I said, "I'm from Hungary. I'm the eighth of twelve brothers and sisters in my family. Both parents were Jews born in Poland. I studied medicine at the University of Vienna. In 1908, I was honored The introduction of Freud, and got to know Freud, he embarked on the road of psychoanalysis. After that, he had a good relationship with Freud. In 1909, Freud and Jung went to the United States to visit and give lectures. He was one of the colleagues. .His representative work seems to be "An Attempt at Sexual Theory". That's all I know."

Cong Changmin smiled reservedly, lit a cigarette, and said slowly: "This person once established the earliest psychoanalytic society in the world in Hungary at that time in 1913. After the end of World War I, he also served as an international psychoanalyst President of the Society. When the Hungarian communist regime was established in 1919, he was also the earliest university professor of psychoanalysis in the world. However, the communist regime was very short-lived at that time, and Flynes’ mission at the university was very short-lived. End soon." "I can understand that he is an important figure in the history of psychoanalysis, but why do you say that he is another very interesting figure?" I asked.

"After the 1920s, he specialized in case treatment and analysis of intractable diseases. He even took mental patients on journeys for psychoanalysis, which was against the principle of treatment at that time." Dr. Cong Changmin became more energetic , he talked eloquently, "In his private life, he had a relationship with a married woman ten years older than him. After that woman divorced her husband, she married him. The woman had a The daughter is named Erma, she gave her daughter to Flyans for psychotherapy, and as a result, Elma fell in love with her adoptive father. So Flynns and the mother and daughter fell into a complicated triangle relationship. In addition, they In his later years, he was severely criticized by Freud because of the treatment of psychological experiments, and the relationship between the master and the apprentice deteriorated to an irreparable level."

"Your knowledge of the history of psychoanalysis is astonishing!" I felt sincere admiration. "It's nothing." Cong Changmin said, but it could be seen that he was proud of my surprise to him, "Actually, Flynes' representative work is not "Attempts of Sexual Theory", but "Clinical Diary". This is his last work before his death, and it is also the painstaking effort and achievement of his clinical psychotherapy throughout his life." "Is this the book you were so absorbed in reading just now?" "Well, this book has inspired me a lot, especially for the case analysis recorded in my previous clinical diary. Dr. Sheng Ming, you also know the case of the middle school female teacher. There are a few difficult points that cannot be analyzed, and I really want to discuss them with you. Now they can be easily solved."

I remember that the female teacher's consultation was a difficult and complicated case. A few years ago, a very good friend of mine entrusted me to appoint Cong Changmin's psychiatrist for consultation. Seeing that I was silent, Cong Changmin smiled and continued: "Flyance's "Clinical Diary" has a wide range of topics, but there are only three in general: one is personal psychological trauma and self-defense mechanism; The mutual analysis of psychological patients; the third is the criticism of Freud. If you are interested in this book, you can borrow it and have a look."

I replied: "I am more interested in the case of the female teacher recorded in your clinical diary. If you have no objection, I would like to see how you analyze and treat this case." Cong Changmin showed embarrassment, hesitated for a while, and said: "Well, this is a case that is not discussed publicly in the psychological clinic, because it involves some sensitive and taboo topics. I hope that when you read it, you must read it carefully. Keep it secret." "Well, it's really interesting." I rubbed my hands, and when I took the clinical diary that recorded this case from him, I felt a sense of mystery.