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1 of 2 Viennese psychiatrist Sigmund Freud coined the term psychoanalysis. cdd20/pixabay cdd20/pixabay 2 of 2 Freud developed psychoanalysis with many of his colleagues and peers. It was a treatment for people presenting symptoms that other physicians were unable to treat You're reading this article from On December 22, the Delhi Police said the six individuals accused in the Parliament breach incident underwent psychoanalysis at a government institute in the city in order to ascertain their motives. The term ‘psychoanalysis’ is usually restricted to the medical literature on mental health when it isn’t provoking suspicious questions. For example, in my own practice, many of my clients have asked me, “Are you psychoanalysing my mind?” Psychoanalysis is an important tool but is often misunderstood. The origins of psychoanalysis Psychoanalysis isn’t a form of psychotherapy but in fact a worldview. It was the first modern Western system of psychotherapy. The Viennese psychiatrist Sigmund

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