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A lecture entitled 'Adolescence', by Dr. Anna Freud, was delivered before the Child Guidance Association under the chairmanship of Dr. Joseph Weinreb on 18 September, 1957. This was followed by sessions on two subsequent days in which clinical problems and those of management arising from the therapeutic work with children were discussed. In addition to Dr. Anna Freud the following were the main speakers; Dr. Grete L. Bibring (Boston), Dr. Anna Katan (Cleveland), Dr. Marianne Kris (New York and Yale University), Mrs. Berta Bornstein (New York), Dr. Elizabeth Geleerd-Loewenstein (New York), Dr. Anna Maenchen (San Francisco), Mrs. Beata Rank (Boston), Dr. Milton Senn (Professor of Paediatrics, Yale University), Dr. Janeway (Professor of Paediatrics, Harvard School of Medicine), Mrs. Edna Furman (Cleveland), Dr. Sally Provence (Yale), Dr. Joseph Weinreb (Clark University), Miss Polly Deweese. The final lecture, concluding the scientific sessions, was delivered by Dr. Anna Freud on 'Termination of Treatment'.
A statue of Professor Freud, the work of the sculptor Nemo, was unveiled in the presence of Dr. Anna Freud, the speakers on this occasion being Professor Jefferson for Clark University, Dr. R. M. Loewenstein, President of the American Psychoanalytic Association, and Dr. Grete L. Bibring on behalf of the Boston Psychoanalytic Society. This was followed by a formal lecture delivered by Dr. David Rapaport (Stockbridge) on: 'Psychoanalysis and Developmental Psychology'.