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Zusammenfassung: Der vorliegende Beitrag versucht das weitverbreitete Vorurteil zu widerlegen, das Andreas-Salomé lediglich als femme fatale oder Gefährtin einiger berühmter Zeitgenossen (Nietzsche, Rilke, Freud) darstellt und ihr eigenständiges intellektuelles und klinisch-praktisches Potential als Psychoanalytikerin unterschlägt. Die Auswertung veröffentlichter und zum Teil noch unveröffentlichter Quellen belegt in eindrucksvoller Weise die vielfältigen und soliden Grundlagen ihrer psychoanalytischen
Summary: »… here I am entirely among patients now …«: The psychoanalytical practice of Lou Andreas-Salomé. The aim of this article is to disprove the widespread prejudice depicting Andreas-Salomé merely as a femme fatale, or companion of a few famous contemporaries (Nietzsche, Rilke, and Freud), while suppressing her original intellectual and clinical-practical achievement as a psychoanalyst. An evaluation of both published and hitherto unpublished sources clearly confirms the broad and thorough foundation of her psychoanalytical training in theory as well as in practice. Between 1913 and 1933 Andreas-Salomé conducted a relatively large number of analyses, discussed some of them with Freud in a kind of »supervision« by correspondence and published several articles on central psychoanalytical issues. So far, however, many psychoanalysts seem to have been unaware of her status as a former accomplished colleague.