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Hanscarl Leuner
German psychiatrist (1919–1996).
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German psychiatrist (1919–1996).
Hanscarl Leuner (born 8 January 1919, Bautzen – 22 June 1996, Göttingen) was a German psychiatrist, psychotherapist, and researcher. He is the founder of "Psycholytic Therapy" also known as Guided Affective Imagery ("Katathym-Imaginativen Psychotherapie" in German) and is recognised in Germany as a pioneer in the scientific, research and psychotherapeutic application of psychoactive substances in therapy, with the intent of analyzing the subconscious mind.
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German psychiatrist (1919–1996).
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Education
University of Marburg
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