Godfrey Ripley, born in 1930, was a British psychotherapist who trained at the Tavistock Clinic in London. After interning at Hackney Hospital, he joined his father’s general practice in northwest London. He was known for his innovative approach to psychotherapy and for his work in child and adolescent mental health, particularly in the field of attachment theory. Ripley’s contributions to the field of psychotherapy have had a lasting impact on mental health treatment in the UK.
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