Psychiater diskutiert das bleibende Trauma der Beschneidung

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The late psychiatrist' Dr. Richard Schwartzman discussed his personal experiences with, and feelings about circumcision; his observations about the importance of early childhood nurturing, and protection from trauma.

Richard Schwartzman, DO, is a practicing psychiatrist, board-certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology. Prior to becoming a physician, he was a licensed, practicing pharmacist. He is a graduate of Temple University School of Pharmacy (1961) and the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine (1966). He completed his psychiatric residency training at Drexel University (1974), and a fellowship in forensic psychiatry at Temple University School of Law and Medicine (1976). In addition to maintaining a private clinical practice throughout his career, Dr. Schwartzman also served as Hahnemann’s Medical Director of Psychiatric Services to the Philadelphia Prisons from 1978-2000, where he was Associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry. In his private practice, he employed the unique therapeutic method pioneered by Wilhelm Reich, M.D., and was considered to be a leading training therapist in this method. Solebury, Pennsylania, USA.

Siehe auch

• Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
• Circumcision: The Hidden Trauma
• Leeanne Morris
• Pain
• Psychological issues of male circumcision
• Psychosexual Effects of Circumcision
• Post-traumatic stress disorder
• Trauma

Weblinks

• Chapin G (15. Juni 2022). “What Is Making These Guys So Angry”, Intact America. Abgerufen 21. März 2025.
• Garrett, Connor (17. Dezember 2023). Circumcision Trauma: The Invisible Elephant in the Room, Intact America. Abgerufen 15. Mai 2024.
• Garner, Bryan (26. August 2024). The Circumcision Decision: Unpackaging Anger and Resentment, Intact America. Abgerufen 7. September 2024.