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The file includes draft proposalls for a project entitled 'Post-Release Project for the Psychotherapeutic Treatment of Offenders, including Sex Offenders'; tabled information comparing Child Abusers and Non Child Abusers; summary of a report entitled 'Child Sexual Abusers' prepared by Lorraine Waterhouse, Russell P Dobash and James Carnie, (The Scottish Office Central Research Unit, 1994); copy of a paper chapter entitled 'Abusers: A Review of Research by Sharon Araji and David Finkelhor, ('A Sourcebook on Child Sexual Abuse', Sage, 1986); memorandum about the recording of past patient information at the Portman Clinic; copy of a 'Draft Code of Practice for the Confidentiality of Patient Information and Access to Patient Records' prepared by the King's Health District; copy of a paper by D H Grubin and H G Kennedy entitled 'Sexual Deviancy', ('Current Opinion in Psychiatry', 1989).

Documents relating to research on violence and other aspects of Glasser's work at the Clinic.

The origins of the Portman Clinic lie in a report to the Medical Research Council by Dr Grace Pailthorpe. She was concerned with 'what we put in prison' and was a co-founder of the Clinic. The Portman was established at a time when new ideas about the psychological and psychoanalytical treatment of offenders were arousing great excitement. This resulted in the foundation of the Association for the Scientific Treatment of Delinquency. The clinical part of the association opened as the 'Psychophic Clinic' for the out-patient treatment of offenders. By 1949 it was called the Portman Clinic, after its location in Portman Square, and had joined the NHS. The Clinic moved to its present location in Belsize Lane in 1970.

Handwritten notes in an envelope labelled 'Porcupines'.

An annotation indicates that this was a lead article in 'The Lancet'.

The documents comprise newspaper and magazine cuttings of poems; typed and handwritten poems [mostly by others but maybe some by Marion Milner?]; 3 issues of the poetry magazine 'Migrant', 1960.

Handwritten notes.

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