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    This is consistent with Winnicott's notion of True(authentic) and False Self(1960).

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    This is what Dabrowski called your‘true essence', or what Winnicott considered your‘true self'.

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    Winnicott wrote about“annihilation anxiety”(1965), and those who have suffered traumatic losses or various types of abandonment may experience this.

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    Like the narcissistic personality disorder, they have learned to conceal their deeply wounded true selves behind what Winnicott called a"false self.".

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    One psychologist, Winnicott, has been working with a particular problem with small children for many years, and he has discovered many beautiful things.

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    Donald Winnicott used the term“transitional object” for the blankets or stuffed animals or whatever it is that children use to comfort themselves in times of distress(1953).

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    Winnicott suggested play was a way of reaching the authentic, creative, less-defended part of a person's personality- i.e. the“True” self, in terms of his True and False Self distinction(1960).

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    Physician and Psychoanalyst, Donald Winnicott, proposed a theory of self that posited there was a“true self” that is the instinctive core of our personality and must be nurtured and realized.

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    Winnicott made the point that being responded to on the basis of being seen clearly both helps a baby to learn to know her/himself and establishes a foundation for trust in the outside world.

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