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\"\"<\/a>A person, often a psychiatrist, who has had training in psychoanalysis and who uses the techniques of psychoanalytic theory in the treatment of patients.<\/p>\n

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A person who is trained in psychoanalysis.<\/p>\n

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A health professional who treats mental, emotional, and behavioral problems using a therapeutic technique based on Freudian theory or related approaches; a kind of psychotherapist. Often medically trained as psychiatrists, psychoanalysts offer deep exploratory therapy, sometimes over a period of years, especially probing the patient\u2019s unconscious and early childhood experiences. Some psychoanalysts, such as followers of Melanie Klein, specialize in psychoanalysis of children and adolescents.<\/p>\n

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A psychotherapist who specializes in the use of psychoanalysis. Most psychoanalysts are psychiatrists, psychologists, or social workers who have received 6 to 10 years of advanced training and undergone psychoanalysis themselves.<\/p>\n

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An expert in the field of psychoanalysis.<\/p>\n

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