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To the Editor: It might surprise the readers of Dr. Michels's review of my book on the ethnography of psychiatry (Nov. 23 issue)¹ that until recently, he was known for his fervent support of the psychoanalytic movement in psychiatry. A creative person may certainly integrate new information and change his or her mind, but in his review Dr. Michels does seem to underrate strikingly the relevance of psychotherapy to the treatment of psychiatric illness and the training of young psychiatrists. A discussion of the substantial evidence in support of that relevance and its economic implications can be found throughout my . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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