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ACAAP's greatest success in the past year was in the seminars. “Possibilities of Self-Analysis,” with an attendance of over 90, surpassed any in ACAAP's history. The average for the year was about 75. Part of this response was due to the fact that three of the seminars had not been given heretofore.
The seminars were: “Psychosomatic Medicine” (Drs. Frederick A. Weiss and Julius Nelson); “Dr. Horney's Theory of Psychoanalysis” (Dr. Joseph W. Vollmerhausen); “Women in Today's World” (Dr. B. Joan Harte); “Possibilities of Self-Analysis” (Dr. Ada C. Hirsh).
Each seminar was preceded by a lecture at the Henry Hudson Hotel by the doctor giving the seminar and a discussant. There were two additional lectures. The average attendance for the year was 375. An admission was charged, not only to support ACAAP's finances but also because free lectures did not fulfill other purposes for which they were designed.
The lectures were: “The Language of the Body” (Drs. Frederick A. Weiss and