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Chairman: J. Brieger
| R. Fenton: | The fear and contempt of ‘ordinariness’. |
| D. Macdiarmid: | Psycho-dynamic models of anorexia nervosa. |
| J. Redfearn: | When are ‘things’ experienced as ‘persons’ and vice versa? |
| F. Arroyave: | The analytic process in the treatment of alcohol dependence. |
| R. Carvalho: | Paternal deprivation in relation to narcissistic damage. |
| L. Zinkin: | Benign and malignant mirroring in the analytic situation. |
| A. Samuels: | The image of the parents in bed. |
| D. Kaye: | Paternal psychopathology and the emerging ego. |
The following information was kindly supplied by C. M. Silverman:
Monthly meetings, 1980-81
| P. Devi: | The magical child. |
| J. Moran: | Children in analysis. |
| A. Berlin: | Body movement in therapy. |
| A. Duddington: |
The following information was kindly supplied by H. Wiegand:
Weekend seminar, 6-8 March 1981
Theme: Mental experience and transcendental experience in the analytical process.
| H. Dieckmann: | The difficulties of discovering meaning in our time. |
| A. V. Raffay: | The ways of this world are the ways of heaven. |
| W. Kleespies: | The experience of letting things happen in analytical psychology. |
| R. Müller: |
| P. Tatham: | The bridge that never is but always was. |
| D. Holt, M. Duckworth: | Marriage in counselling and therapy. |
| V. Zielen: | Renunciation of success as the way to the experience of meaning. |
| H. Schulz-Klein: | Analytical psychology with children as work on the myth. |