Carlos Nemirovsky, MD, graduated from the Universidad de Buenos Aires in 1969. He is a full member of the Psychoanalytical Association of Buenos Aires and IPA, a training analyst and Professor, Master of Psychoanalysis with the Psychoanalysis Institute of Mental Health, member of IARPP, and President of the Psychoanalytical Association of Buenos Aires from January, 2019.

Introduction: My personal context. 1. Early psychic development after Freud 2. Early psychic development in the work of Winnicott and Kohut 3. Similarities and differences between Winnicott and Kohut's approaches 4. Healthiness in Winnicott and Kohut: Deficit and conflict 5. Trauma after Freud 6. Narcissistic disorders, severely ill patients: Psychotics and borderline personalities 7. Edition-Reedition: Some thoughts based on Winnicott's contributions to the understanding and treatment of psychosis and other severe pathologies 8. The setting and interpretation: Some thoughts on Winnicott's concepts 9. Relational and intersubjective psychoanalysis 10. Psychiatry after Winnicott References Appendix I: Major works by Winnicott Appendix II: Relevant works by Kohut and further reading on Kohut's ideas Index