Abstract
The early work of Dr. Karen Horney has been reviewed, including her ideas concerning neurotogenesis, the formation of basic anxiety, basic conflict as a result of disordered attachment, and various conflict solutions. In addition, her pioneering ideas regarding the real self and self-realization have been mentioned. It has been shown that the application of her ideas in clinical work with the young results in a rational approach to suffering children and their families.
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