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Medical Psychology and Rehabilitation

The development of medical psychology (and psychotherapy as well) in our country was greatly influenced by studies, by M.M. Kabanov and his coworkers, of the theory and practice of rehabilitation that began in the mid-1960s. Interest in the discipline has significantly increased since the establishment in 1965 of the Faculty of Psychology and Pathoand Neuropsychology at Moscow University and of the Psychology Faculty at Leningrad University in 1966, and the introduction into medical schools of specialization in ~edical psychology. Serious discussions about the discipline have centered on the border between psychology and medicine; on the content and competence of the medical psychologist and his relationship to the medical doctor, especially in matters of diagnosis and treatment; and on how the medical psychologist and/or psychotherapist should be trained. The nature of the solutions to these issues has, to a considerable extent, defined the