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A Theory of Mind

Patrick de Maré

Roberto Schöllberger

Mental Health Centres, Azienda Sanitaria Bolzano, Italy roberto.schoellberger{at}asbz.it

This is the fourth and final article which the authors have published about the mind and is focused on the actual theory of the mind itself as suggested by them. The authors emphasize that as a concept the mind does exist and is contra distinct to the scientific psychoanalytic approach. The article introduces such features as minding, caring, humanizing and thinking to the therapeutic scene.

Key Words: obsessing • thinking • minding • caring • humanizing

Group Analysis, Vol. 39, No. 1, 65-71 (2006)
DOI: 10.1177/0533316406062086
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