Lucy Freeman Book order
January 1, 1916 – January 1, 2004
Lucy Freeman was a reporter and author who focused on psychiatry and mental health. Her works, ranging from detailed studies of Freud to essays on the sources of anger and anxiety, helped familiarize a popular audience with subjects that had long been taboo. She chronicled her own experiences with psychoanalysis in a book that became a bestseller and remained in print for decades. Freeman's writing broke the silence around psychotherapy, making it accessible to the public.
- 1989
- 1977
Betrayal
The True Story Of The First Woman To Successfully Sue Her Psychiatrist For Using Sex In The Guise Of Therapy
- 263 pages
- 10 hours of reading
This is the true story of the first woman to successfully sue her psychiatrist for using sex in the guise of therapy. After Julie Roy's marriage was shattered, she got involved in a lesbian experience that added to her troubles. Julie, in despair, turned for help to Dr. Renatus Hartogs. As part of her therapy, the 60-year-old doctor induced the 31-year-old woman to enter into a strange sexual relationship with him. For a time Julie seemed to mend; then, abruptly, the doctor broke off the relationship. Her condition deteriorated gravely. She was hospitalized twice, and she needed extensive therapy from other doctors to enable her to rebuild her life.
- 1964
Reif zur Liebe! Reif zur Ehe!
die wichtigsten Probleme des Liebes- und Ehelebens erläutert und gelöst
