as of the way 'the therapist's personality places a personal stamp on the therapy conducted' – thereby strengthening the Independent Group's awareness that the therapist, 'to encompass the diversity of clinical phenomena that will be encountered...cannot afford to be too monogamously wedded to one particular theory'. See also Good enough parent References Further reading Gregorio Kohon, The British School of Psychoanalysis: the Independent Tradition (London 1986) E. Rayner, The Independent Mind in British Psychoanalysis (London 1990) Mental health in the United Kingdom Neopsychoanalytic schools