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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.

Correspondence and other documents arising from Harold Christian’s contact with various psychoanalysts, most notably Edward Glover.

Ernest Jones' writings and lectures, including papers concerning his three-volume biography of Sigmund Freud, plus professional papers, correspondence, press cuttings and personal material.

The majority of the material in this collection concerns Jones' three-volume biography of Sigmund Freud and his extensive correspondence with psychoanalytic colleagues in Europe, the USA and elsewhere. Also included are other writings and lectures, plus recordings and scripts of radio broadcasts; professional papers, especially concerning the International Psychoanalytical Association; press cutting albums; photographs of Jones, Sigmund Freud and other colleagues; and personal and posthumous material.

Professional, personal and family material related to Marion Milner. A substantial section of the papers relates to Milner's work with or about other people, mainly psychoanalysts and artists. There is also a long series of illuminating personal diaries and other fascinating series of papers relating to her work, interests and family.

Main's psychoanalytic writings, broadcasts and recordings as well as papers concerning the Cassel Hospital, Michael Balint's workshops on short-term psychotherapy and the Hampstead Child Therapy Clinic.
The majority of the material in the collection is related to Main's literary output, including published and unpublished papers (many focusing on hospital care and the treatment of neuroses) and lectures, reviews and offprints. Also included are broadcasts and recordings of Main, with some associated transcripts and correspondence. Additionally there are papers concerning the work and history of the Cassel Hospital, the methods and therapeutic results of Michael Balint's workshops on short-term psychotherapy and psychiatric interviews, and the Hampstead Child Therapy Clinic 'Index' of psychoanalytic cases.

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.

This collection contains papers relating to her work 'A Woman’s Unconscious Use of Her Body' (1993) and also to her work on survivors of the Holocaust. There are also documents relating to work on promiscuity, older women, pregnancy, abortion and fertility. There is a small quantity of patient notes.

Records of the British Psychoanalytical Society, Institute of Psychoanalysis and London Clinic of Psychoanalysis, including minutes and administrative records, as well as papers related to the BMA Committee on psychoanalysis, the emigration of European analysts prior to and during the Second World War, the work of the London Clinic of Psychoanalysis during the Second World War, the Society's Controversial Discussions, the publication of psychoanalytic works and contributions to official investigations or committees on aspects of mental health.

Eighteen brief personal letters and cards from Martha Freud, Anna Freud and Dorothy Burlington to members of the Schwarz family. The first item is a card from Martha Freud to Alice Schwarz (Elisabeth’s mother) in Jerusalem following the death of Sigmund Freud in 1939. The remaining letters are from Martha and Anna Freud to Elizabeth Harding (née Schwarz) and her husband Geoffrey Harding, except for one letter from Dorothy Burlington and two postcards signed by Dorothy Burlington and Anna Freud.

An account by an anonymous patient of psychoanalytic treatment with D W Winnicott.

Manuscript of diaries providing a detailed account of psychoanalytic treatment with D W Winnicott. The diaries, written by a regressed patient under the pseudonym Nancy Born, describe the first five years (1947-1952) of the patient's analysis. The manuscript includes notes contributed by Winnicott and is accompanied by brief extracts of correspondence between the author and Winnicott regarding the writing process.