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Psychoanalytic writings and lectures, plus material related to Gillespie's professional activities.
Much of material in this collection relates to Gillespie's writing and teaching work; this includes published and unpublished papers, speeches and lectures (many focusing on the history of psychoanalysis) as well as obituaries, book reviews and notes for discussions of papers presented by his colleagues. There is also a considerable quantity of papers and offprints received from other authors. Also included are papers related to Gillespie's work with the International Psychoanalytical Association, British Psychoanalytical Society and 'International Journal of Psychoanalysis', as well as a small amount of correspondence and CVs, bibliographies and other material related to his career.

Published articles by W S Inman, including copies prepared for publication as a volume of selected works; patient notes.

Published articles by W S Inman, mostly focusing on his interest in psychosomatic symptoms, particularly in conditions affecting the eyes. The first series comprises copies of papers which were gathered for publication by Mr Noel Bradley and which are accompanied by Mr Bradley's notes on this process. The second series contains pamphlets and offprints of Inman's works, possibly received from a different source.

Personal papers, namely a copy of Scott's bibliography plus correspondence between Scott and his colleagues Robert Hinshelwood and Athol Hughes, including copies of notes and papers written by Scott. Also posthumous material, mainly obituaries.

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The majority of the material in the collection is related to Main's literary output, including published and unpublished papers (many focusing on hospital care and the treatment of neuroses) and lectures, reviews and offprints.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.

Writings and correspondence.
The bulk of the collection comprises reprints of papers and professional correspondence. The documents also include a small file of newspaper cuttings and several photographs.

Psychoanalytic writings and lectures by Sylvia Payne, with some professional papers and personal material.

The majority of this collection is material related to the writings and lectures of Sylvia Payne, including papers on various psychoanalytic themes, book reviews, responses to colleagues' papers and lecture scripts. Also included are papers written by various psychoanalytic colleagues, as well as a small quantity of material related to her work for the British Psychoanalytical Society. There are also a few items of of personal material and memorabilia, plus some papers produced during biographical research on Payne's life and work.

Writings and lectures on psychoanalysis and childcare, as well as material related to Isaacs' activities in the British Psychoanalytical Society, including the Controversial Discussions in the 1940s.

Papers relating to Isaacs' work on psychoanalysis and child analysis, including her writings and publications (typescripts and offprints, as well as cuttings of articles and advice columns in 'Nursery World' and 'Home & School') and incomplete sets of lectures on anthropology and child analysis. Also included are a small number of notes/papers commenting on the work of other authors, as well as papers and correspondence related to Isaacs' activities in the British Psychoanalytical Society, including the Controversial Discussions in the 1940s.

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.

Press cuttings, collected from a variety of sources between c.1907 and 1992.

Articles, reviews and photographs arising from Patrick Casement’s career as a psychoanalyst.