Graphotherapy

"Graphotherapy" serves as a fascinating introduction to psychoanalysis while offering the reader a glimpse into the intimate memoir of an insightful psychiatrist. Especially intriguing is the exploration of her youthful years in the long relationship she had with Claude Shannon, the mathematician, who later became well known for his discovery of the Information Theory. But foremost, the reader (especially one who has been through analytical therapy) learns how writing free associatively can be a tool for exploration and revelation about conflicts. Soulful drawings and paintings beautifully illustrate the creative process.