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Material collected and produced by Ilse Hellman as a result of her work as a psychoanalyst, particularly relating to her work with children and adolescents, including with German psychologist Charlotte Bühler. The collection also includes series of personal material, notes and newspaper cuttings.

Materials concerning the Strachey's translation of psychoanalytic texts, particularly 'The Standard Edition of the Complete Works of Sigmund Freud'. Also included are their own psychoanalytic writings, plus professional and personal papers and correspondence.
The bulk of this collection is material related to the translation of the works of Sigmund Freud by James Strachey for 'The Standard Edition of the Complete Psychological Works of Sigmund Freud', plus other translations and writings by both James and Alix Strachey. Also included are: written works by colleagues; personal and professional correspondence and papers (including extensive correspondence regarding the Stracheys' translations and publications); personal material.

Professional, personal and family material related to Joan Riviere including: professional papers, namely correspondence and copies of a published article; letters received after her death by her daughter, Diana Riviere; personal and genealogical material; photographs.

Papers related to Bowlby's work within the British Psychoanalytical Society, particularly training activities, as well as responses to papers presented at the Society, articles about his career and posthumous material.

Klauber's psychoanalytic writings, patient case notes and professional and personal papers.

The bulk of this collection is material related to Klauber's literary output and lectures, including books, papers and teaching material on various psychoanalytic themes, as well as comments on the works of colleagues. Also included are: patient case notes from Klauber's work as a psychotherapist at the Middlesex Hospital; papers relating to various professional bodies and Klauber’s career; and a small amount of personal and posthumous material.

John Rickman's writings and lectures on psychoanalysis and other subjects, plus papers and correspondence related to his professional activities, including military service during the Second World War.
A large proportion of the collection relates to Rickman's publications, including his papers, reviews and lectures, as well as the papers of the editors who published his papers posthumously. In addition there is material related to his work with the British Psychoanalytical Society and British Psychological Society, as well as his psychiatric work during military service during the Second World War, his post-war activities and his work with the Peckham Pioneer Health Centre. The collection also contains professional correspondence with colleagues including Wilfred Bion, Sándor Ferenczi and Géza Róheim and correspondence regarding the emigration of European analysts prior to and during the Second World War. Also included are cuttings albums, notebooks and photographs of Rickman and colleagues.

Duplicate typescripts and offprints of psychoanalytical writings and lectures by Karin Stephen, as well as some brief handwritten notes commenting on colleagues' works and the script of a Woman's Hour broadcast in which she was involved. Also included is material produced by her husband Adrian Stephen, comprising a paper on public relations at the British Psychoanalytical Society plus a letter and two offprints. The final item is a memorandum supplied by the depositor describing the history of this material.

Personal letters written by the psychoanalyst Edward Glover to Thelma Lebeaux (née Hakkarainen), later the wife of the American psychiatrist Lincoln Lebeaux MD. The letters cover a seven-year period, although some appear to be missing and some items are incomplete. In the letters, Glover discusses professional, personal and domestic matters; he also briefly describes his relationship with his brother, the psychoanalyst James Glover (letter dated 11 Mar 1966). There is also a small amount of additional material, including obituaries of Edward Glover and Lincoln Lebeaux and letters from the depositor, as these provide interesting background information.

Personal letters to Henrietta (Dorothy) Fanshawe from the psychoanalyst Roger Money-Kyrle, deposited by C J Lucas on behalf of the recipient.

Letters received by David Holbrook from Len Chaloner (1 item), Harry Guntrip (13 items) and Masud Khan (6 items), discussing literary matters.