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The scientific program was as follows:
| 28 January | Annastina Rilton: Part 1. Ernst Josephson showing the way to his inner world. Painting, poems, letters. 1869–1872, years of youth. |
| 11 February | Annastina Rilton: Part 2. Ernst Josephson. 1876–1881, The first years of manhood. |
| 20 February | Yrjö Alanen, Åbo: Thoughts about the pathogenesis of schizophrenia. A attempt to integrate individual psychological and interactional viewpoints. |
| 6 March | Per-Olof Flink: Clinical presentation in a small group. |
| 11 March | Björn Wrangsjö: The sleeping beauty slept for 100 years. About time and silence in an analysis. |
| 15 April | Stefan Balint: The start and the end of the analysis. Reflexions about time and space. |
| 27 May | Janine Chasseguet-Smirgel, Paris: The difficulty of being a mother and, being a psychoanalyst, of speaking about the mother. Two impossible professions. |
| 4 June | Informal meeting with Professor André E. Haynal, Geneva, Dr. med. Joseph D. Lichtenberg, Washington, D.C. and Professor Léon Wurmser, Baltimore. |
| 9 September | Olena Sennton: The courage to mourn. Termination of an analysis in two stages. |
| 27 September | Malcolm Pines, London: The listening process and the sonorous self. Developmental perspectives. |
| 9 October | Ludvig Igra makes a clinical presentation for a smaller group. Two hours of analysis as a starting point for a discussion about the difficulties of the analysand in using the analytical situation. |