ABSTRACT
I don’t know where I saw the advertisement, but it looked interesting. A group where psychology would be explored in an experiential way. It all sounded very new and interesting, and it didn’t cost much. So I made my way to the Foresters Hall in Kentish Town, London, and paid my money, and went in. It was a large group, about fifty people, led by Anne Elphick and Hans Lobstein. It was 1970.
