프로이트의 히스테리 환자 엘리자베트 폰 R. 양에 대한 정신분석적 임상 사례 연구를 통한 기독교상담적 함의 = Christian Counseling Implications Drawn from a Psychoanalytic Clinical Case Study of Elisabeth von R., One of Freud’s Hysterical Patients

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This study provides a psychoanalytic analysis of the clinical case of Elisabeth von R., one of Freud’s early hysterical patients, based on a review of the relevant literature, and examines its implications for contemporary psychoanalysis and Christian counseling. The research explores Elisabeth’s psychological instability-shaped by successive family illnesses and deaths-and her associated hysterical symptoms, including leg pain and gait disturbance. Freud attributed her condition to the conversion of rep ressed unconscious affect into somatic symptoms and emp loyed the pressure technique to overcome therapeutic resistance. Although the treatment alleviated her symptoms, the technique revealed limitations characteristic of Freud’s pre-psychoanalytic period. By evaluating both the contributions and constraints of Freud’s early approach, this study proposes a perspective on human subjectivity that may inform future directions in psychoanalytic practice and Christian counseling.