Jadwiga Abramson (17 February 1887 – 1944) was a child psychologist born and raised in Poland, and educated in France.
Abramson attended the University of Paris, to pursue her medical degree.
Staying in Paris, she began her career in neuropsychiatry at the Clinic of Pediatric Neuro-Psychiatry, where she was appointed the chief of psychology.
[1] She was the co-founder in 1925, with Dr. Georges Heuyer (1884-1977), of the Clinic of Pediatric Neuro-Psychiatry in Paris.
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