Metapsychology promotes a person-centered process, based on direct experiences, to eliminate psychological symptoms experienced by people who experiences traumatic incidents.
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In the 1910s, he began writing a series of 12 essays, to be collected as " Preliminaries to a Metapsychology ".
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Freud's daughter, Anna Freud, gave a definition of metapsychology which has served to guide its current use in the clinical setting.
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However, because the theory is so widely disputed within the field, it is possible that the entire way of thinking about metapsychology may change.
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Freud could not find the biological connection during his time of work which caused him to focus on other topics and almost abandon his research for metapsychology.
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Despite criticism, a few people did begin following his theory on metapsychology, including David Rapaport, who became a believer in its importance to the field of psychology.
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Using metapsychology as the basis, Gerbode uses traumatic incident reduction ( TRI ) to treat people experiencing psychological effects from traumatic incidents or clients suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Benjamin B . Rubinstein wrote extensively on the philosophy of psychoanalysis, including articles on the mind body dichotomy, motivation, metaphor, the logic of psychoanalytic explanations, and metapsychology.
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Although the entirety of the theory of metapsychology is almost obsolete in its usage in clinical settings, parts of it are still used by certain theorists today, by emphasizing these multidimensional models.
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"Psychology from an Empirical Standpoint " has been compared to Sigmund Freud's early metapsychology, especially as expressed in his " Project for a Scientific Psychology ".