DANE, PAUL GREIG
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World War I
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Family name
DANE
Given name(s)
PAUL GREIG
Initials
P.G.
Gender
Male
Naming note
Born Albert Greig Dane
Early education
Tertiary education
Start date
1901
Military service
Survived
Survived WWI
Occupations
DANE P.G. : Medical Tutor - Ormond College, University of Melbourne @ University of Melbourne : Parkville [ VIC Australia ]DANE P.G. : Demonstrator - University of Melbourne @ University of Melbourne : Parkville [ VIC Australia ]DANE P.G. : Acting Lecturer - University of Melbourne @ University of Melbourne : Parkville [ VIC Australia ]DANE P.G. : Assistant Medical Officer of Health 1910 - 1912 City of Melbourne @ Melbourne [ VIC Australia ]DANE P.G. : Medical Practitioner - 1914 @ Ballarat [ VIC Australia ]DANE P.G. : Psychiatrist - 1928 @ Melbourne [ VIC Australia ]DANE P.G. : Lecturer in Histiology 1916 - University of Melbourne @ University of Melbourne : Parkville [ VIC Australia ]DANE P.G. : Psychiatrist 1929 - Alfred Hospital Psychiatric Clinic @ Alfred Hospital Melbourne [ VIC Australia ]
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DANE, PAUL GREIG.. 1901. Caulfield G.S. ; M.D., B.S. ; Medical Tutor Ormond, Demonstrator in Pathology, Acting Lecturer in Histology. A.A.M.C., Major 6th F. Amb. February 1915. Returned August 1916.
Year commenced - MELBOURNE UNI ONLY
1901
Publications
In 1925, an article entitled 'The psycho-neuroses of soldiers and their treatment', published in the Medical Journal of Australia
Visible notes
Following World War II he undertook further training in American psychiatric hospitals and clinics where he studied group therapy in treating returned soldiers. On his return to Melbourne, Dane established group therapy as a treatment for both ex-soldiers and civilians, being the first Australian psychoanalyst to do so.
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