Theodor Meynert and Sigmund Freud; Dialog on the future of Psychiatry

Psychiatry has been in constant crises since its original inception two centuries back. Despite the acknowledged progress, in many ways it has regressed backwards especially regarding neuroscientific conceptualizations already achieved in the late 1800's by authors such as Theodor Meynert and his student Sigmund Freud. In a remedial effort for the field, these authors are projected in time to the present days. They are updated with the current state-of-the art sciences of the brain and psychiatry, and they discuss the cutting edge of psychiatry circa 2011, offering a fresh outlook for the future of the field. Their discussion is critically relevant for the future of psychiatry providing a revolutionary outlook, one that is scientifically testable and may unify neurology psychiatry and psychology into one effective discipline of NeuroAnalysis.