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PROCEEDINGS OF THE ANALYTICAL GROUP, 1965-6
Chairman: Mary Welch
| A. B. J. Plaut: | On not being able to imagine |
| S. Gordon Prince: | Notes on the analysis of a manic-depressive drug-addicted alcoholic lady with psoriasis |
| Mary Williams: | Before and after the flood |
| Frieda Fordham: | Dependence and destruction |
| D. Howell: | The emergence of order in a disordered analysis |
| Faye Pye: | Reflections on dream interpretation |
| R. D. Scott: | A family study—the study and treatment of a case which may be representative of a type found in analytical practice |
| M. Fordham: | The limits of analysis |
| Discussion: | On not being happy about the memorandum |
Six further meetings took place for extra discussion of papers.
Chairman: Elizabeth Browne
| E. Browne: | A case of a five-year-old girl with school phobia |
| M. Fordham & M. Marshak: | Discussion on the use of toys in the treatment of children |
| Discussions | On the proposals of the working party set up to enquire into the possibility of starting a training in child analysis |
| The value of playing with children in the treatment situation |
| K. Lambert & H. Lambert: | Experiences of having a new born baby and its infancy up to twelve months |