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THE NEW YORK PSYCHOANALYTIC INSTITUTE offers the following extension courses during the academic year 1934–1935, beginning the first week in October, 1934. (1) The Application of Psychoanalysis to Social Work (15 sessions). An advanced course for executives in social work, experienced field workers, and visiting teachers of commensurate status; approved for alertness credit by the New York State Education Department (Leader: Dr. I. T. Broadwin).—(2) The Utilization of Psychoanalytic Viewpoints in Social Case Work (10 sessions. Begins in January, 1935). An intermediate case discussion seminar for social workers (Leader: Dr. Adolph Stern).—(3) Psychoanalysis in Medicine (15 lectures). An introductory clinical course for physicians. (Not a training course.) Lecturers: Drs. Daniels, Lehrman, Lorand, Meyer, Oberndorf.—(4) Parent-Child and Sibling Relationships, with special reference to maternal over-protection, maternal rejection and sibling rivalry (6 lectures). General Course. (Lecturer: Dr. David M. Levy.)—(5) Popular Lectures on Psychoanalytic Topics (5 lectures). Open to the general public. For further details, apply to the Executive Director.