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Purpose

This paper aims to discuss the work of Dr Valerie Sinason and her contribution to working with people with an intellectual disability with psychotherapy.

Design/methodology/approach

Dr Valerie Sinason is a psychoanalyst, and the author is trained in psychoanalytic psychotherapy.

Findings

The author believes there is important value in reading Valerie Sinason's contribution to the literature of psychotherapy with people with intellectual disabilities.

Originality/value

It is a review of Sinason’s contribution, and the author believes she's very original and important thinker.

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