Developing through Difficulty - What you need to know about Donald Winnicott

[@skiritz1]

Mark is an excellent teacher with a deep knowledge of his subject and the ability to convey what he knows in a clear and compelling fashion. Really first-rate!

[@melliecrann-gaoth4789]

Thank you for this very good talk

[@Sebastian_PMA]

Thank you for this! I find your videos very impressive, you speak completely, concisely and eloquently!

[@richardmasters9231]

Thank you - some of the reading I have done hasn't made much sense so your video has really clarified the topic for me.

[@sherriwyatt]

Magnificient! Thank you.

[@sharonbarrass4217]

Absolutely beautifully explained,thank you 🙏

[@finngrant234]

Excellent video and key concepts covered in a balanced way. Everyone should think of these ideas before even thinking of thinking they are capable of raising a child.

[@mr.anindyabanerjee9905]

Very nice Psychoanalytical discussion around Winnicot. Stage of ruth, concern and role of Impingement, have been nicely illustrated. Please make a full video on Winnicot. Thanks😊❤

[@xuealejandroavendanopiment1094]

Listening to you on the way to work in Australia. Very smooth review of key concepts in the Winnicott theory and engaging delivery. Please feel free to keep this up!

[@sarajanetinker2046]

Thanks for your talk on Winnocott; I love the way he thought.

[@rachelcopeland3606]

Amazing! Thank you!

[@emmastevenson1962]

This is absolutely fantastic thank you 🙏

[@Monq618]

Brilliant summary! Thank you.

[@unusualpond]

This was really terrific. Thank you so much .

[@CRISISACTOR7]

Mark, I am deeply inspired by your work. Any chance that you'll download these to be in podcast format? It's challenging to just sit and watch KZbin videos, but if you have no plans of making your solo material a podcast then I'll certainly rise to the challenge. Either way, thank you for your amazing work. It's criminally underrated.

[@PlatosPodcasts]

Thanks! I do put them up on my website as mp3s too - www.markvernon.com/developing-through-difficulty-talk-on-winnicott. I'll add a note.

[@jpandareco]

Great talk. Very clear. Thank you !

[@andrewgough5]

Thanks Mark for this excellent intro to Winnacott - who I was not aware of. Very clear and accessible presentation; which makes it easy to take Winnacott's analysis into everyday life and work. As a result of this I will be making some tweaks to a PowerPoint the boys at my school will be using next week. Keep these vids coming!

[@PlatosPodcasts]

I made one mistake! It should be the pre-ruth stage, of course...

[@rogerheeleybarnes309]

Excellent Mark, thankyou x x

[@Oomzilla]

Awesome, great introduction to Winnicot.

[@MourningTalkShow]

This is actually comforting as a parent of young children! And as a former child myself.

[@Picklesfamily1]

Thanks for putting this up. A really helpful over view leaving me wanting to explore more

[@MourningTalkShow]

I like the comparison to religious objects! I very strongly believe we need to approach our symbols with empathy and intention. We're far to caught up in whether religious practices are "true" or "not."

[@arniegurgle2730]

this was excellent thank you

[@TheDeeGurl]

Great explanation - just to add that Winnicott said that "there was no such thing as a baby without a mother"

[@Cjbcampbell]

Thankyou!

[@ancapopa9038]

Wow! What a well articulated and great presentation. Thank you for making this video. In which one his books is he writing about this, please?

[@PlatosPodcasts]

Across many of his books. Playing and Reality is a good collection of papers.

[@kevinking7414]

My thoughts exactly this was very useful for the target audience. Thanks !

[@thrownness52]

21:20 - this explanation of the false self and the true self is almost identical to the Enneagram system as I understand it. Very interesting stuff!

[@cvan1075]

23:14 , not the THOROUGH sense of self (us it THRONE-NESS sense of life) ??? What is the sentence? What does it mean?

[@greenyvenkatesh]

Wheel of life and school of Athens True integration of east and west

[@xrjx1511]

Which thinker said the true self is the non-physical mother who we are still attached to with a non-physical umbilical cord?

[@rosalindfitch-mayo6908]

FOR WINNICOTT THERE WAS NO 'PARENTS- ONLY THE MOTHER - FATHERS DO NOT COM EINTO HIS SCHEME. THE CONCEPT OF THE TRUE SELF IN ESSENTIALIST AND YOU SEEM TO BE TRYING TO DEFINE WHAT HE DOES NOT EXCEPT THAT IT IS ALWAYS HIDDEN- I AM NOT SURE AT ALL THAT HE DID AGREE A LOT WITH JUNG AS YOU KEEP SUGGESTING

[@naetek6430]

...stage of concern..is the depressive position coined by KLEIN...he just changed the name