Kenneth Wright

Psicoanalista della British Psichoanalytical Society. Lavora seguendo la tradizione del “gruppo indipendente”. È anche psichiatra e si occupa presso la Tavistock Clinic di Londra della psicoterapia dell’adulto e della coppia. E’ membro della Fondazione Squiggle e lavora privatamente nel Suffolk in Inghilterra. Nel 1992 gli è stato conferito il premio Margaret Mahler Literature Prize per il libro Visione e Separazione: Tra Madre e Bambino. (Tr. It Roma: Borla, 2000). Tiene lezioni universitarie in ambito nazionale ed internazionale ed ha pubblicato articoli su psicoanalisi, riti, creatività e religione. Tra i lavori più recenti: To make experience sing.’ In: Art Creativity Living, Ed. Lesley Caldwell, London: Karnac, 2000; ‘Preverbal experience and the intuition of the sacred.’ In: Psychoanalysis and Religion in the Twenty-first Century: Competitors or Collaborators, Ed. David Black, London: Routledge, 2006.
E-mail: Kjt.wright@doctors.org.uk.

Psychoanalyst working in the Independent tradition. He is also a general psychiatrist and qualified in adult and marital psychotherapy at the Tavistock Clinic in London. He is a patron of the Squiggle Foundation and works in private practice in Suffolk, England. His book Vision and Separation: Between Mother and Baby (London: Free Association Books,1991) was awarded the Margaret Mahler Literature Prize in 1992 (published in Italy as Visione e Separazione: Tra Madre e Bambino. Roma: Borla, 2000.) He lectures nationally and internationally and has published a number of papers on psychoanalysis, the creative arts and religion. Recent papers include: ‘To make experience sing.’ In: Art Creativity Living, Ed. Lesley Caldwell, London: Karnac, 2000; ‘Preverbal experience and the intuition of the sacred.’ In: Psychoanalysis and Religion in the Twenty-first Century: Competitors or Collaborators, Ed. David Black, London: Routledge, 2006.
E-mail: Kjt.wright@doctors.org.uk