Reading File I

Index to the original contents of the file [some items now missing], bibliographies and other supporting material.

Copies of the following papers:

1. John Rock, "Medical and biological aspects of contraception: the scientific case against rigid legal restrictions of medical birth-control advice", Clinics, 1943

2. Adam Curle and E. L. Trist, "Transitional communities and social reconnection: a follow-up study of the civil resettlement of British prisoners of war, Part II", Human Relations, 1947

5. John Bowlby, "The study and reduction of group tensions in the family", Human Relations, April 1949

6. Sydney J. Berkowitz, "An approach to the treatment of marital discord", c. 1950

7. Irene M. Josselyn, "The caseworker as therapist", c. 1950

9. A.T.M. Wilson, "A note on some current problems of the social services", 1951

10. J.H. Robb, "Clinical studies in marriage and the family, a symposium on methods: IV. Experiences with ordinary families", British Journal of Medical Psychology

11. Michael Balint, "Training general practitioners in psychotherapy", BMJ, 1954

14. H. V. Dicks, "Strains within the Family", c. 1953

16. H. Duchene, "Principes et realisations en matiere d'hygiene et de prophylaxis mentales", including a translation into French of Michale Balint, "La formation de l'omnipracticien en psychotherapie", February 1956

17. J. H. Robb, "Description of London working-class families", January 1953

18. Beryl Sandford, "An obsessional man's need to be 'kept' - a sequel", c. 1954

19. Précis of a report in New Yorker on "Home Term Court", December 1954

20. Elizabeth Bott, "The concept of class as a reference group", 1954

21. Family Welfare Association, "Memorandum on a post-graduate training for case workers in 'Marriage Guidance' Centres", February 1950

22. H. V. Dicks, "Report on observations in a family welfare centre"

23. Elizabeth Bott, "Urban families: conjugal roles and social networks", Human Relations

24. Chapter X: "Advice and reassurance"; Chapter XI: "How to start"; Chapter XII: "When to stop"; Chapter XIII: "The peculiar psychological atmosphere of general practice"; Chapter XV: "A difficult case"