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The Academy of Psychoanalysis was founded on April 29, 1956. Its aims are:
To develop communication among psychoanalysts and their colleagues in other disciplines in science and in the humanities;
To constitute a forum for free inquiry into the phenomena of individual motivation and social behavior;
To encourage and support research in psychoanalysis;
To foster the acceptance of psychoanalysis and its integration in universities;
To advance the interests of psychoanalysis in all other respects.
Physicians, who are graduate psychoanalysts, may qualify as Fellows. Physicians and others in related fields of behavior study may apply for acceptance as Scientific Associates.
The officers elected are:
President: Janet MacKenzie Rioch, M.D., New York, N. Y.
President-Elect: Jules Masserman, M.D., Chicago, Ill.