D. W. Winnicott began his professional life as a pediatrician and his experience with children and their parents formed the basis for the psychoanalytic models that he developed later on. Winnicott, whose own model is based on Object Relations Theory, argued that the psyche of each child develops in a particular way through her or his interactions with t
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