Donald wincott
Donald Winnicott
🧸 Key Concepts & Clinical Focus
- Child Psychoanalysis
- Technique
- Sexuality & Adolescence
- Play & Transitional Phenomena
📚 Major Works
- Playing and Reality
- Thinking about Children
✍️ Essays & Seminal Papers
Play, Creativity, and the Self
- Play: A Theoretical Exposition
- Play: Creative Activity and the Search for the Self
- Creativity and Its Origins
- The Use of an Object and Relationship Through Identifications
- The Location of Cultural Experience
- The Place Where We Live
Child Development & the Family
- The Mirror Role of the Mother and Family in Child Development
- Interrelating Independently of Instinctual Impulse
- Contemporary Concepts of Adolescent Development and Their Implications for Higher Education
- Transitional Objects and Transitional Phenomena
- Dreaming, Fantasying and Living
- Environmental Needs: The Early Stages
Clinical Case Studies & Observations
- A Clinical Example of Symptomatology After the Birth of a Sibling
- Notes on a Little Boy
- The Niffle (Winnicott’s “Niffle” was a transitional object belonging to a boy, while the Niffler is a magical creature that is attracted to shiny objects.)
- The Influence of Emotional Development on Feeding Problems
- Sleep Refusal in Children
Special Topics
- Adoption
- Two Adopted Children
- Pitfalls in Adoption
- Children Adopted in Adolescence
- Psychosomatic Medicine
- Contribution to a Discussion on Enuresis
- Papular Urticaria and the Dynamics of Skin Sensation
- Brief Communication on Enuresis
- Child Psychiatry: The Body Affected by Psychological Factors
- On Cardiac Neurosis in Children
- Autism and Schizophrenia
- Autism
- The Etiology of Childhood Schizophrenia in Terms of Adaptive Failure
📖 From “Thinking About Children” – Table of Contents Overview
Part One: Observation, Intuition and Empathy
- Towards an Objective Study of Human Nature
- “Yes, but how do we know it’s true?”
Part Two: Early Child Development
- Early Introduction to External Reality: The Early Stages
- Environmental Needs; The Early Stages; Total Dependence and Essential Independence
Part Three: The Family
- The Influence of Emotional Development on Feeding Problems
- Sleep Refusal in Children
- The Effect of Loss on Young People
- Out of the Mouths of Adolescents
- The Delinquent and Habitual Offender
- A Clinical Approach to Family Problems: The Family
Part Four: Starting School
- Mental Hygiene of the Preschool Child
- The Teacher, the Parent, and the Doctor
Part Five: Case Studies and Observations
- A Clinical Example of Symptomatology After the Birth of a Sibling
- Notes on a Little Boy
- The Niffle
Part Six: Adoption
- Two Adopted Children
- Pitfalls in Adoption
- Children Adopted in Adolescence
Part Seven: Psychosomatic Problems
- Contribution to a Discussion on Enuresis
- Papular Urticaria and the Dynamics of Skin Sensation
- Brief Communication on Enuresis
- Child Psychiatry: The Body Affected by Psychological Factors
- On Cardiac Neurosis in Children
Part Eight: Autism and Schizophrenia
- Three Book Reviews on Autism
- Autism
- The Etiology of Childhood Schizophrenia in Terms of Adaptive Failure
Part Nine: Professional Care of the Growing Child
- Training for Child Psychiatry: Department of Pediatric Psychology
- Notes on the Time Factor in Treatment
- The Association of Child Psychology and Psychiatry Observed as a Group Phenomenon
- A Link Between Pediatrics and Child Psychology: Clinical Observations
- Child Psychiatry, Social Work, and Alternative Care
- Glossary of Medical Terms
Shall we begin this journey?
Biography
Our course
Biography, Concepts, Clinical Cases
Love, Sexuality, Clinic, Fundamental Concepts, Society, Discomfort, Anguish, the child, the adolescent, Psychiatric Clinic, Modern Psychoanalysis
The asymptote is then formed by the different delusional formations, the talking birds that talk to …
The asymptote is then formed by the different delusional formations, the talking birds that talk to President Schreber, with voices, whispers, all the specters of hallucinations will border this asymptote
Freud’s Journey
1930 - 1960
M. Klein, D. Winnicott, Child psychoanalysis, Technique, Sexuality, Adolescence, Play
2000
Soler, Quinet, Psychosis, Schizophrenia, Paranoia, Melancholy
1940 - 1970
Lacan: Anxiety, Object Relation, Identification, Transference,
Style
2020
Dunker, Zizek, JA Miller: Enjoyment and the Theory of Value - Economic Concepts in Lacan
1900 - 1930
Freud: Love, Sexuality, Clinic, Fundamental Concepts,
Society
THE SYMBOLIC ORDER - The SUPREMACY OF THE SIGNIFIER…
THE SYMBOLIC ORDER - The SUPREMACY OF THE SIGNIFIER
THE REAL, THE SYMBOLIC AND THE IMAGINARY - THE BODY, THE SELF, THE SUBJECT (THE ORGANISM, ONE’S OWN BODY, THE DISMEMBERED BODY) - INTERSUBJECTIVE COMMUNICATION - DESIRE AND ITS INTERPRETATION
FORMATIONS OF THE UNCONSCIOUS - ANALYTICAL EXPERIENCE - THE PHALLUS, OBJECT a - PSYCHIATRIC CLINIC
Concepts
“After all, who am I? What is this strange thing, this symptom that makes me feel unwell?”
Desire, fantasy, Unconscious. Repetition
Phenomenology of Consciousness.
Symptoms, Frustrations, Difficulties, Confusions, Resistances, Losses, - Discomfort…
Symptoms, Frustrations, Difficulties, Confusions, Resistances, Losses, - Discomfort
Our course
Biography, Concepts, Clinical Cases
Love, Sexuality, Clinic, Fundamental Concepts, Society, Discomfort, Anguish, the child, the adolescent, Psychiatric Clinic, Modern Psychoanalysis
The asymptote is then formed by the different delusional formations, the talking birds that talk to …
The asymptote is then formed by the different delusional formations, the talking birds that talk to President Schreber, with the voices, whispers, all the specters of hallucinations will border this asymptote