Ron Britton discusses his entry into psychoanalysis, the psychoanalytical landscape back in 1970 when that happened and his training at the Tavistock Clinic and the British Institute. He also discusses the combination of art and science in psychoanalysis, redundant theories and the repetitiveness of nature. Britton takes questions from an audience on the whether the different theoretical models in psychoanalysis can influence the outcome of treatment, the future of psychoanalysis and the different attitudes and working of psychoanalysts in the UK compared to elsewhere. He also talks about how his own work as a psychoanalyst may have affected his personal life and his family.