D.W. Winnicott
Born in 1896
Donald Woods Winnicott was an influential English pediatrician, psychiatrist, and psychoanalyst.
He made significant contributions to child psychology and psychoanalysis, focusing on the relationship between mother and child.
Winnicott developed key concepts such as transitional objects, the "good enough" mother, and the true and false self.
His work emphasized the importance of play and creativity in psychological development.
Winnicott was known for his accessible approach, often communicating his ideas through radio broadcasts and public lectures.
His theories continue to influence psychotherapy, child development, and cultural studies, making him a prominent figure in 20th-century psychology.
