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According to Wikipedia , Leo Henry Bartemeier was an American physician, psychoanalyst, and educator. He was President of the American Psychiatric Association. Biography Bartemeier was born on September 12, 1895, in Muscatine, Iowa, into a Roman Catholic family. He attended the local parochial school and then enrolled in St. Mary's College , a Jesuit center, and completed two years of college. He learned shorthand and typing when working for the Associated Press. He transferred and completed college at The Catholic University of America in Washington, DC, earning a Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts degrees, following acceptance of his thesis on animal research. He entered Georgetown Medical College and earned his MD in 1920. His first medical residency was at the Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit and then, in 1924, he began his second residency in psychiatry in Baltimore, Maryland, under Adolf Meyer . During this period, he published his first paper, "Decerebrate Rigidity of the Sloth", in 1926.
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1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 0 12.5 25 37.5 50 62.5 75 87.5 100 112.5 125 137.5 Published Works Joint Commission on Mental Illness and Health. (1960) Action For Mental Health: Final Report of the Joint Commission on Mental Illness and Health. (1962) Psychiatric discharges against medical advice. (1963) DECEREBRATE RIGIDITY OF THE SLOTH (1926) The contribution of the father to the mental health of the family. (1953) Hypnosis in medical practice. (1961) Concerning the Psychogenesis of Convulsive Disorders (1943) A Psychoanalytic Study of a Case of Chronic Exudative Dermatitis (1938) The Psychology of Women, Volume I (1947) THE NEUROTIC CHARACTER AS A NEW PSYCHOANALYTIC CONCEPT (1931) Raymond Walter Waggoner, Sr., M.D. ninety-eighth President, 1969-1970. (1970) The attitude of the physician. (1951) Minutes of Executive Committee Meetings (1947) The future of psychiatry, the report of the Joint Commission on Mental Illness and Health. (1962) Concerning the Cornelian Corner. (1947) Cross Currents of Psychiatry and Catholic Morality (1967) The structure and function of the predominating symptom in some borderline cases. (1960) SOME OBSERVATIONS OF CONVULSIVE DISORDERS IN CHILDREN (1932) Heroic Sanctity and Insanity (1962) American medicine and the development of psychiatry. (1957) A Psychiatrist's World. The selected papers of Karl Menninger. Bernard H. Hall, Ed. Viking, New York, 1959. xxvi + 931 pp. $10 (1960) Eating and working. (1950) Psychiatry and international understanding. (1951) Presidential address. (1952) Therapeutic results in mental hospitals with a minimum of professional personnel. (1956) Recent Civilian Experiences with Psychiatric Rehabilitation (1945) Clinical psychology. (1952) Psychological factors in doctor-patient relations. (1961) (1)The influence of patients upon their physicians. (1957) (1)A psycho-analytic study of pregnancy in an "as if" personality. (1954) (1)Psychiatric problems of the aging. (1960) (1)Healthy and unhealthy patterns of religious behavior (1965) Psychiatric aspects of medical practice. Emotional reactiosn to illness. (1961) (1)THE PRESIDENT'S PAGE: CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY (1952) The psychological factors in illness. (1960) (0)Seventy-five years of medical progress : 1878-1953 (1954) Practical value of the concept of multiple causality in diagnosis and treatment. (1957) (0)Interpersonal relations in the practice of medicine. (1956) (0)MICHIGAN SOCIETY OF NEUROLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY (1945) In appreciation: Lawrence Kubie. (1969) (0)Meniere's syndrome revisited. (1978) (0)DETROIT SOCIETY OF NEUROLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY (1936) Treatment of the spouse of the alcoholic. (1966) (0)The psychiatrist in the hospital setting. (1962) (0)The Psychiatric Foundation. (1947) The practical application of basic mental hygiene principles by the Cornelian Corner. (1948) (0)Psychiatry: Vol. I. Principles. Grune & Stratton (1964) Book Reviews (1914) On referring patients to other physicians. (1957) (0)COMBAT EXHAUSTION (1946) IN APPRECIATION (1969) The Cornelian Corner; practical application of basic mental hygiene principles. (1948) (0)Recent Civilian Experiences with Psychiatric Rehabilitation. (1945) (0)A Psychiatrist's World . The selected papers of Karl Menninger. Bernard H. Hall, Ed. Viking, New York, 1959. xxvi + 931 pp. $10. (1960) The attitude of the physician. (1954) (0)Constitutional factors in the psychiatric history. (1970) (0)A Doctor and a Therapist Discuss the Problems We Need More Research (1964) Psychoanalysis and religion. (1965) (0)Emotional reactions to marriage. (1954) (0)The secret of medical practice. (1961) (0)Character formation. (1969) An introspective account of Menière's syndrome. (1967) (0)Deprivations during infancy and their effects upon personality development. (1952) (0)Progress of psychiatry and the utilization of its principles in the daily practice of medicine. (1954) (0)Common misconceptions about mental health, mind and body. (1956) (0)The contribution of psychiatry to the practice of medicine. (1954) (0)Long-term care of the mentally ill. (1976) (0)Psychiatric consultations. (1954) [The world-wide acceptance of Sigmund Freud]. (1956) (0)Joint Commission on Mental Illness and Health, Inc. (1956) THE CONTRIBUTION OF PSYCHIATRY TO PSYCHOANALYSIS (1944) The Veterans Clinic of Detroit. (1946) (0)Practical and Theoretical Aspects of Psychoanalysis (1975) OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY AND PSYCHIATRY. WE NEED MORE RESEARCH. (1964) (0)Training for the Mental Health Professions (1965) The psychiatric resident as participant therapist. (1967) HARRY STACK SULLIVAN, M.D (1949) In memoriam. Lawrence S. Kubie 1896-1973. (1974) (0)Lawrence S. Kubie 1896-1973. (1974) The influence of patients on their physicians. (1957) (0)More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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