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An Important Book Which Helped Legitimize Psychotherapy As A Specialized Form Of Treatment. Dejerine, Already World-Famous For His Many Contributions To Clinical Neurology, Lent His Considerable Prestige To The Fledgling Enterprise Of Psychotherapy By Insisting That Functional Neuroses Were Emotional Disturbances Requiring Psychological Therapy.

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An Important Book Which Helped Legitimize Psychotherapy As A Specialized Form Of Treatment. Dejerine, Already World-Famous For His Many Contributions To Clinical Neurology, Lent His Considerable Prestige To The Fledgling Enterprise Of Psychotherapy By Insisting That Functional Neuroses Were Emotional Disturbances Requiring Psychological Therapy.