Cheri L. Hausmann

Cheri L. HausmannCheri L. HausmannCheri L. Hausmann

Cheri L. Hausmann

Cheri L. HausmannCheri L. HausmannCheri L. Hausmann

Greetings

Research Interests


  • The three main schools of psychoanalytic thought and application - Freudian, Jungian, Kleinian.
  • Mourning and melancholia in the death drive theory - the work of Sigmund Freud, Sabina Speilrein, Carl Jung, Melanie Klein, Karl Abraham, and so on. 
  • Western philosophy in light of psychoanalysis; corresponding contemporary shifts - Socrates to Hegel; Freud to Sartre. 
  • Women's contributions to Western philosophy 18th - 20th centuries. 
  • Hypnotherapy roots and application including Ericksonian models and their 18th-century origins - Mesmer to Charcot to Erickson. 
  • Family systems in a psychoanalytic, object relations framework. Bridging the gaps in theory and application specifically, in areas of loss, mourning, death, and grief.

Cheri L. Hausmann MA, LMFT-A, LCDC-I

PhD Student - Texas Woman's University

Dissertation Proposal:

Psychoanalytic Roots of Family Therapy in Mourning & Melancholia

I will be exploring psychoanalytic treatment applications and thought by uncovering the origins in family systems specifically involving, grief stages and loss. The research will also have a comparative focus to that of contemporary modes of theory. I will venture into the stages of loss from a psychoanalytic viewpoint

Psychoanalytic Clinic
Family and Individual Therapy

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Freud & Psychoanalytic Associations

"When I feel deeply, I reason profoundly." - Mary Wollstonecraft

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A word from Sigmund Freud:

The year was 1938, one-year before his death. A recording was made, the only known audio of Sigmund Freud - quite possibly, the only necessary, the most important one.

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