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Dr. Hendrick is well known and appreciated as a psychoanalytic practitioner, teacher, and theorist.
In this book we see him in another major role—the psychoanalyst applied to the task of teaching psychiatry to residents and medical students. Under an awkward title (a string of three nouns) he has given us his personal testament as a psychiatric educator. Although it is based on the work of the Harvard teaching unit at the Massachusetts Mental Health Center (the Boston 'Psycho') for more than two decades, it is clearly a personal message and one deeply felt. There is little new here; it's not that kind of book. It is an assortment of knowledge and wisdom culled thoughtfully from great experience.
His credo is stated early. 'All teaching of general psychiatry