Garth Amundson
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Garth Amundson is a psychoanalytical clinician with interests in Jungian and object-relational perspectives, now semi-retired in rural Western Minnesota, USA. Until recently he practiced for 25 years in Chicago, treating a wide variety of populations and diagnostic categories in private practice. He has published on a number of diverse topics. His most recent publication is a Jungian contemplation on the therapy of delusional states in adolescence, the final chapter in "Outpatient Treatment of Psychosis", David Downing and Jon Mills (Eds.), Karnac, London, UK, 2017. Garth posts regularly on his professional blog.
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