‘A review of my close and deep relationship with the art of psychoanalysis and the space, perspective and colour it has given to my thinking, work and life.

I will associate to art, music and literature to open up this very personal experience of my view from the analytic garden.’

Gill Ingram has been involved with the practice of psychodynamic counselling and psychotherapy since she started her first job as a probation officer in 1967. She trained as a psychiatric social worker working in Fulbourn Hospital Cambridge and then as a student counsellor in Belfast and Oxford Universities. She was also a school counsellor at Stowe school Buckinghamshire and trained in-house counsellors in the Civil Service in London as well as being a tutor on the Diploma in Psychodynamic Practice at Oxford University. She now has a small private practice in long term work and supervision and is beginning to contemplate the process of retirement – but ‘not yet, oh Lord’! (St Augustine)