Eugen Bleuler
Eugen Bleuler was a Swiss psychiatrist who is best known for coining the term 'autism' in 1911. His work greatly contributed to the understanding of psychiatric disorders, and he played a significant role in the development of modern psychiatry.
Born on Apr 30, 1857 (168 years old)
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Costa Rica:
Eugen Bleuler published the first clinical descriptions of autism in 1917.
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Switzerland:
Eugen Bleuler was a reform-minded Swiss psychiatrist who led the Burghölzli psychiatric clinic and contributed to the development of modern psychiatry.
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Switzerland:
Eugen Bleuler was a psychiatrist who integrated Freudian methods into the treatment of psychotic patients.
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Greece:
Eugen Bleuler was the director of the Burghölzli asylum where Jung began his successful application of word association tests.
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Romania:
Eugen Bleuler revolutionized psychiatry by redefining a disorder previously known as 'dementia praecox'.
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Ireland:
Eugen Bleuler was a Swiss psychiatrist who first used the term 'autism' in 1908.
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Monaco:
Eugen Bleuler described schizophrenia in 1911, including a symptom he called 'autism'.
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United Kingdom:
Eugen Bleuler is noted for coining the term autism in 1911.
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