All things about Sigmund Freud

1. SIGMUND FREUD

2. SIGISMUND SCHLOMO
FREUD
Born on May 6, 1856 in Freiberg, Moravia, Austrian
Empire
His Father Jakob was a wool merchant and his mother
was Amalie Nathanson
Graduated secondary school in 1873 - Summa Cum
Laude

3. • In 1873, Freud began to study
medicine at the University of
Vienna.
• After graduating, he worked at the
Vienna General Hospital. He
collaborated with Josef Breuer in
treating hysteria by the recall of
painful experiences under hypnosis.
• In 1876, he was introduced to a
physiology professor Ernst von
Brucke. Through him, Freud was
able to get a grant to study with
psychiatrist Jean Charcot in Paris.
• On his return to Vienna, Freud set
up in private practice specialising in
nervous and brain disorders.
• In 1886, he married Martha
Bernays, with whom he had six
children.

4. 1n 1902, Freud was appointed as a professor at Vienna
University
In 1906, Freud and seventeen other men met to form
Psychoanalytic Society.
In 1923, he was diagnosed with mouth and jaw cancer.
1930’s, he and his family moved to England where he spent
the rest of his life
September 29, 1939 Sigmund Freud died from mouth and
jaw cancer

5. FREUD’S
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Published
“Studies in Hysteria” - 1895
“The Interpretation of Dreams” -
1900
“Psychopathology of Everyday Life”
- 1901
“Three Essays on the Theory of
Sexuality” - 1905
“The Ego and the Id” - 1923

6. BASIC CONCEPTS
PSYCHOANALYSIS
Psychological Reality: Id, Ego, and Superego
Psychosexual Stage Theory

7. HUMAN NATURE
Freud’s View

8. • Unconscious and irrational
motivations
Biological/Instinctual drives such
as:
Libido - the life/sex instinct,
goal of life gain pleasure and
avoid pain (pleasure principle)
Thanatos - death instinct, the
aggressive drive to hurt self or
others
DETERMINISTIC

9. STRUCTURE
OF
PERSONALITY

10. Id - biological component of personality structure known as
the “Pleasure Principle”
Superego - social component of personality structure. It
includes a person’s moral code.
Ego - psychological component of personality structure. It is
the executive that governs, controls and regulates the
personality known as the “Reality Principle”

11. CONSCIOUSNE
SS
AND
UNCONSCIOUS

12. ✤DREAMS
SLIPS OF THE
TONGUE
POSTHYPNOTIC
SUGGESTIONS
FREE ASSOCIATION
PROJECTIVE
TECHNIQUE
Unconscious

14. UNCONSCIOUS PROCESSES
Repression
Denial
Reaction Formation
Projection

15. PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
DEVELOPMENT
Love and trust
Dealing with negative feelings
Developing a positive acceptance of sexuality

16. REFERENCES
http://counsellingtheories.blogspot.com/2011/01/psychoanal
ytic-therapy.html
https://faculty.frostburg.edu/mbradley/psyography/sigmundf
reud1.html
http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/historic_figures/freud_sigmund
.shtml
https://www.biography.com/people/sigmund-freud-9302400