« In some cases of childhood psychosis, especially severe cases, there is an abnormal parental attitude that is in fact the cause of the disease and persists as a factor in its maintenance. »
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Donald W. Winnicott
The family good enough |
Donald W. Winnicott
The family good enough
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« The world as it presents itself has no meaning for the human being who begins to develop, unless it is created as well as discovered. »
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Donald W. Winnicott
The child and his family |
Donald W. Winnicott
The child and his family
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« It is not the object itself that is transitional. It represents the baby's transition from a state of fusion with the mother to a state of relationship with the mother as an external and separated person. »
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Donald W. Winnicott
The child and his family |
Donald W. Winnicott
The child and his family
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