Clean text throughout. Describes Bettelheim's therapeutic community at the Orthogenic School of the University of Chicago. 13 color plates and B//w illustrations. Bibliography. 461pp. A few tears on dust jacket.
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Hypocrisy,
By Monica Shouts (Santa Fe) - See all my reviews
This review is from: A Home for the Heart (Hardcover)
This book of Bettelheim's makes me particularly mad because as a teenager I read it to see if I wanted to attend that place. And it sounded so lovely that I thought, oh this is the place for me to get better.
Too bad, Betttelheim didn't mention his use of physical abuse and shaming. Too bad, he didn't mention that the O.S. was really an abusive cult and that his successor was completely brainwashed by him.
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