THE SAN FRANCISCO PSYCHOANALYTIC SOCIETY AND INSTITUTE held a series of lectures in which Anna Freud participated. The subject of the first address given on April 6th by Anna Freud was The Therapeutic Process. On the morning of April 7th Dr. Edward Weinshel presented a case, Negation as a Character Trait, on which Anna Freud opened the discussion. In the evening, Doctors Norman Reider, Victor Calef, and Emanuel Windholz participated in a panel on Special Problems of the Therapeutic Process in which Dr. Reider talked on Spontaneous Cures; Dr. Calef on Sisyphus, or The Endless Therapeutic Task; and Dr. Windholz on Therapy, a Threat to Health. The discussion here too was opened by Anna Freud. In the evening of April 8th Anna Freud delivered a lecture, The Problem of Research in Psychoanalysis.