Sobre o Autor

D. W. Winnicott was a prominent British pediatrician and psychoanalyst known for his innovative contributions to child psychology and psychoanalysis. He developed concepts such as the "true self" and "false self," which explore the complexities of personal identity and emotional development. His work often emphasized the importance of the mother-child relationship, positing that a nurturing environment is crucial for healthy emotional growth.

Winnicott's writings, including "Playing and Reality" and "Home Is Where We Start From," reflect his belief in the therapeutic potential of play and creativity. He argued that these elements are essential for children to express their feelings and develop resilience. His legacy continues to influence various fields including psychology, education, and parenting, as practitioners and parents alike draw from his insights to foster healthy emotional environments for children.

Data de Nascimento April 7, 1896
Local de Nascimento Plymouth, Devon, England
Data de Falecimento January 25, 1971