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The Analytical Method is a style of [[treatment of madness|treatment for the mentally ill]] that was created by [[Dr. Francois Mousel]] and [[Dr. James Mousel]].<ref name=LotBp.27>[[Legacy of the Blood]] p.27</ref> | The Analytical Method is a style of [[treatment of madness|treatment for the mentally ill]] that was created by [[Dr. Francois Mousel]] and [[Dr. James Mousel]].<ref name=LotBp.27>[[Legacy of the Blood]] p.27</ref> Although related to the [[mesmerist]] or the [[hypnotist]], adherents of the analytical method generally view their ways as more [[science|scientific]] and [[intellectual]]. Treatment is based on addressing problems in a patient's conscious perceptions, thoughts, and attitudes as gleaned by careful and systematic interview and consultation with the patient.<ref name=LotBp.32>[[Legacy of the Blood]] p.32</ref> | ||
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The Analytical Method is a style of treatment for the mentally ill that was created by Dr. Francois Mousel and Dr. James Mousel.[1] Although related to the mesmerist or the hypnotist, adherents of the analytical method generally view their ways as more scientific and intellectual. Treatment is based on addressing problems in a patient's conscious perceptions, thoughts, and attitudes as gleaned by careful and systematic interview and consultation with the patient.[2]
References
- ↑ Legacy of the Blood p.27
- ↑ Legacy of the Blood p.32
