MAY CONTAIN MARKUP

By Bruno Bettelheim

FROM THE INTRODUCTION: “The Sonia Shankman Orthogenic School of the University of Chicago is a Residential treatment institution devotod to the rehabilitation of children with very severe emotional disturbances; to research into the causation and treatment of primary behavior disorders of childhood; and to the training of persons who wih to specialize in the education and treatment of disturbed cbildren or in child-care work generally. This is the second volume of a planned series of three explaining the work of the School. Each volume is self-contained, purpose and wore rould e coal rehensivo picture of the School s In the first book of the series, Love Is Nor Enough (published in 1950), an effort was made to describe the School's educational and therapeutic philosophy as it is set into practice throughout the activities of o more or less typical day. No attempt was made, however, to present a full account of the school’s work within the limitations of the first volume. Accordingly, many of its readers were stimulated to inquire about the children's lives alter they leave the school, about their readjustment to the world outside…”

NY. The Free Press. 1964. 532p.