abandon his practice and the field out of his frustration with the Freudian approach that emotional repression belongs the "superego", particularly man's conscience, and the unethical treatment plan that focuses on changing a man's conscience. Dr. Terruwe practiced what she learned from Father Duynstee--that emotional repression does not belong to man's conscience, but is a conflict in the emotions themselves. It is not what a man believes about his emotions that makes him repress, but what he feels. Dr. Terruwe embraced the spiritual aspect of the human person in the treatment of her patients. Her ideas included topics about man’s emotional life, his intellect and free will, how "love is the passion of the intellect," and how the "nature" of man’s emotional life is to "follow reason." The discussion continues into topics of affirmation and what it means to be "authentically human." Dr. Baars discovered her work and went on to translate some of her work into English and further the work on "Emotional Deprivation Disorder" and the repressive disorders. She discovered "Frustration Neurosis" in the 1950s (also known as "Deprivation Neurosis", but now called Emotional Deprivation Disorder). She also discovered that repressive disorders (e.g. Obsessive Compulsive Disorder or Scrupulosity) could be healed by teaching patients a correct understanding of the emotional life. Last years Dr. Terruwe was active in her profession till very late in her eighties. There have always been a circle of friend and admirers around her. Shortly after her death in 2004 they edited a book Bevestiging - erfdeel en opdracht. De University of Nijmegen issued recently an Anna Terruwe Award for an outstanding paper in this field. Bibliography The Abode of Love. St. Meinrad, IN: Abbey Press, 1970. Affectiviteit – effectiviteit : breekpunt van menselijk leven: over waarde-overdracht in het onderwijs. Lochem: De Tijdstroom, 1988. De frustratie neurose. Amsterdam: Anthos, 1998. De liefde bouwt een woning. Bussum: Romen, 1978. De toename van agressie, suïcide en druggebruik binnen de consumptiemaatschappij. Lochem - Gent: De Tijdstroom, 1986. Emotional Growth in Marriage. Glen Rock, NJ: Paulist Press, 1968. Geloven zonder angst en vrees. Roermond: J.J. Romen, 1969. Give Me Your Hand. Trans. Martin Van Buuren. Croydon, Victoria: Spectrum Publications, 1973. The Neurosis in the Light of Rational Psychology. Trans. by Conrad W. Baars. New York: P.J. Kenedy & Sons, 1960. Opening van zaken. In Usum privatum. Nymegen, 1964. Ouders en kinderen op weg naar de toekomst. Lochem: De