the London centre, albeit on a smaller scale. The Scottish Institute of Human Relations (SIHR), now defunct, was constituted as a charitable educational institution in Edinburgh in the early 1970s. Eventually a branch was opened in Glasgow. The 'MacTavi', as it was sometimes fondly called, worked closely with the National Health Service in Scotland and provided psychoanalytic training and courses for professionals in the health and educational systems and beyond. It also guided adults and children into treatment for the forty years of its operation. SIHR was finally dissolved in 2013 and its centres closed down. Some of its functions were taken over by a number of other organisations, specifically psychoanalytic training has become the remit of the Scottish Association for Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy (SAPP). See also References External links Tavistock Anthology by Eric Trist and Hugh Murray Tavistock Clinic – History 1920 establishments in England Research institutes established in 1920 Research institutes in London NHS mental health trusts Health in London Mental health organisations in the United Kingdom Social science methodology Psychological methodology Qualitative research NHS foundation trusts London Borough of Camden Buildings and structures in the London Borough of Camden History of the London Borough of Camden Psychiatric research institutes Medical research institutes in the United Kingdom