“Jelliffe changed from an enumerator of visits to the out-patient dept to the most dynamic figure in American Psychiatry”

— Roy R. Grinker, Sr.

Grinker (1933) cited in: John Chynoweth Burnham, William McGuire, Sigmund Freud (1983) Jelliffe, American Psychoanalyst and Physician. p. 166

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