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We do not possess a Training Institute in the strict sense of the term, but we are trying to make provision for the training of future analysts. We therefore submit to the Training Committee the names of such analysands as appear suitable to take up the profession. The duty of the Training Committee is to decide whether an analysis which has been brought to a conclusion may be deemed a training-analysis and, if so, to assist the candidate to obtain the training required by the 'International Regulations' and possibly to recommend him for admission to one of the existing Training Institutes.
Analysands whose study of psycho-analysis is sufficiently advanced are admitted to the Society's meetings, partly in order to provide them with an opportunity of further study and partly to bring them into touch with practising analysts.
The nucleus of a Training Institute has, we trust, been formed by the efforts of our colleague, Behn-Eschenburg, 1 who has inaugurated a psycho-analytical