I am a psychodynamics analyst in London. I was educated at the University of London, where my doctoral research was on psychodynamics. I trained professionally in psychodynamics, and I worked for many years as a consultant psychodynamics analyst in a mental health clinic and, also, as a training analyst and director of studies for a psychodynamic psychotherapy association in London.

My current interest is in the psychodynamics of dreams, a subject on which I have given public lectures and talks at therapy training fairs. This subject gives a greater insight into the workings of the mind and helps in the understanding and treatment of the problems of neuropsychosis and psychoneurosis. It is, really, “the royal road to a knowledge of the unconscious activities of the mind” (Freud 1900, PFL4), as it gives a glimpse into the genesis of unconscious ideation.