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"Bill Wilson’s name was linked to that of three of the NeoFreudians: Adler, Horney, and Jung. His mother, Dr. Emily Griffith Wilson, had studied with Adler in Vienna, and after taking up residence in San Diego, California, lectured on Adlerian psychiatry and maintained a practice as an Adlerian psychoanalyst. In a 1956 letter, Bill W. gave special praise to the writings of another famous Neo-Freudian, Karen Horney. It should further be noted that from 1945 to 1949, Bill was working continuously on his depression with a psychiatrist named Dr. Frances Weeks (Wickes) who was a Jungian, and that the psychiatrist Carl Jung was also usually regarded as one of the Neo-Freudians, even if of a different sort.81"

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81 ).? On Karen Horney, see Bill W., letter to Ollie in California, January 4, 1956, as cited in Fitzgerald, The Soul of Sponsorship 41. (see screenshot below)?

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