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January 18, 1930. I. Scientific Meeting.
Dr. Behn-Eschenburg: 'A Peculiar Form of Resistance'. A patient who found it difficult to tell her dreams and give free associations brought drawings and sketches to her analysis. There was obviously a resistance to expressing herself verbally.
II. Business Meeting. Conclusion of the discussion of the new statutes.
February 8, 1930. General Meeting. I. Scientific Meeting.
Zulliger: 'An Orthographic Inhibition'.
II. Business Meeting. Unanimous approval of the new statutes and the special clauses providing for the period of transition. Reports by the