Nic Waal
Nic Waal (pronounced: nik va:l) is a renowned psychiatrist and psychoanalyst known for her significant contributions to the field of child psychiatry.
Etymology
The name "Nic" is a short form of the Greek name "Nicholas," meaning "victory of the people." "Waal" is a common surname in the Netherlands and Belgium, derived from the Dutch word for "whale."
Biography
Nic Waal was born on January 1, 1905, in Kristiania, now known as Oslo, Norway. She was a pioneer in the field of child psychiatry, establishing the first outpatient clinic for child psychiatry in Norway, the Nic Waal Institute.
Career
Waal's career was marked by her dedication to the mental health of children and adolescents. She developed a unique therapeutic method for children, which combined elements of psychoanalysis, pedagogy, and social work. Her work has had a lasting impact on the field of child psychiatry, influencing the development of therapeutic methods and practices worldwide.
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- Medical encyclopedia article on Nic Waal
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