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First Annual Report of THE MELBOURNE INSTITUTE FOR PSYCHOANALYSIS for the Year 1941.
I have much pleasure in submitting the first annual report of the Institute for Psychoanalysis of Melbourne, Australia. It is a most comforting fact that at a time when so many of the psychoanalytic institutions in Europe have had to close, in Australia, psychoanalysis has found a new home.
The foundation of the Melbourne Institute for Psychoanalysis was made possible by the donation of Miss Lorna Traill, Melbourne. Its existence is no less due to Dr. Paul G. Dane, who has worked with indefatigable enthusiasm, and to Dr. R. Ellery, who has been a tremendous help, as have been Dr. N. A. Albiston, Dr. A. R. Phillips and Dr. P. G. Reynolds. The Institute has had, since the earliest stages of its planning, the full support of the British Psychoanalytic Society, London, and particularly that of Dr. Ernest Jones who honored the Institute by accepting a membership to its Board of Directors. I may