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Title Training as an Impetus to Ego Development
Author Enid Balint
Training Analyst at the British Institute of Psycho-Analysis and on the General Practitioner Training Scheme Staff at the Tavistock Clinic. Her seminar teaching experience also relates to her work with the Family Discussion Bureau, a unit in the Tavistock Clinic where senior social workers deal with men and women with marital difficulties. She is now also associated with her husband, Dr. Michael Balint, in a research group of general practitioners engaged in working out and validating techniques for use in the normal run of the office routine.
Helen Ross
Teacher in the Washington Psychoanalytic Institute and Visiting Lecturer in the Pittsburgh Psychoanalytic Institute. For many years she was Administrative Director of the Institute for Psychoanalysis in Chicago and now, with Bertram D. Lewin, serves as Associate Director of the Survey of Psychoanalytic Education. She is co-author of Psychoanalytic Education in the United States.
Marie Langer, M.D.
Training Analyst of the Argentine Psychoanalytic Association from its inception and Foundation Member of the Argentine Group Psychology and Psychotherapy Society. She has published in the fields of psychoanalysis, psychosomatic medicine and analytic group therapy and has collaborated with her team in the psychoanalytic institute on papers about methodology of teaching in seminars.
T. A. Watters, M.D.
Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, Louisiana State University, and Psychiatric Consultant to Pastoral Training Department, Southern Baptist Hospital, New Orleans. For 15 years Dr. Watters was psychiatrist to The New Orleans Program for Medical Practice and Psychiatry for the Louisiana Academy of General Practice and to pastoral training programs. He has published 14 articles and a monograph on his work with general practitioners.
William A. Cantrell, M.D.