The Seba library treats Brand in 3 passages, across 3 authors (including Jung, C. G., McNiff, Shaun, Beck, Natalie).
Brand (fire) was therefore assimilated. The previous association does not constellate this assimilation. Brand however, has an unpleasant tone and this is associated in his mind immediately with the meaning of acute alcoholism
Jung demonstrates that the word 'Brand' functions as an affectively charged conductor linking fire-imagery to repressed memories of alcoholism, illustrating the censor's substitutive deflection of a painful complex.
, Experimental Researches, 1904thesis
the potential of integrated arts training will be limited if the only goal is the creation of yet another mental health specialization and 'brand name.'
McNiff uses 'brand name' critically to argue that institutional identity-marking constrains the more universally integrative therapeutic potential of expressive arts practice.
, Art Heals: How Creativity Cures the Soul, 2004supporting
Brand (1998) Expedition Unspecified 10 3 Missing (11–13) Discharge Pre: 70 Post: 50 All male Missing Conduct disorder (Jessor & Jessor)
Brand (1998) appears as a cited study in a wilderness-therapy meta-analysis, measuring conduct disorder outcomes in adolescent males following a short expedition program.
, A Meta-Analysis of the Effects of Wilderness Therapy on Delinquent Behaviors Among Youth, 2022aside