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| 11 February | Judy Gammelgaard: What is the meaning? |
| 25 February | Susanne Lunn: Cognitive therapy and psychoanalysis. |
| 17 March | General Assembly. |
| 23 April | Anthony Bateman (London): Psychoanalysis: an integrative therapy for borderline personality disorder. |
| 20 May |
Anthony Bateman, Anders Zachrisson and Rolf Sandell all gave a lecture about what we call Psychoanalytic Debate: a public lecture-arrangement at the University of Copenhagen, where members of the Danish Society, as well as our guests, are invited to read a paper.
The regular clinical seminars for members and candidates continued throughout the year with Martin Miller and Paulina Sauma.
The Educational Committee has accepted 6 candidates, who will start their theoretical course in February 2000.
At the end of 1999, the Society had 37 members and 27 candidates.
| 21 January | Eija Repo: The world of signs and signification. Cross-roads of psychoanalysis and semiotics. |
| 30 January | The Winter Seminar. Veikko Tähkä: The psychoanalyst as a developmental object (plenary paper). Case presentations by candidates and members. |
| 23 September | Christer Hagström: Membership lecture. |
| 30 September | Stefan Balint et al.: Experiences from the consultation. |
| 8 October | Michael Feldman (London): Notes on psychic change. |
| 5 November | Anders Zachrisson (Oslo): Contempt and self-contempt. From an analysis of a 10-year old boy. |
| 18 November | Rolf Sandell (Stockholm): From the horse's mouth. How patients respond to psychoanalysis and psychotherapy. |
| Ulla Kahri: Transference child and developmental child in an analysis of a borderline patient. |
| 4 March | Pentti Ikonen: Paying attention to the mute part. |
| 18 March | Vivian Chetrit (Israel): Moments from the first year of a four-year-old child psychoanalysis. |
| 15 April | Discussion on the topic: have psychoanalysis, analysts and analysands changed? Introdu |