After George Moran's tragic death in early 1992 at the age of 40, Rose Edgcumbe was Acting Director for 15 months until, from 1993 to 1996, the post was taken by Anne-Marie Sandler. This course forms the first pre-clinical year of the Centre's clinical training, although many students also take the one year only for the MSc. In recent years, Peter Fonagy and his colleagues have published a number of important research papers. It has just received renewed funding from the Kohler Foundation. Some psychoanalysts from the British Psychoanalytical Society also take training in child analysis at the Centre.
Psychoanalytic treatment continues to be available regardless of financial means.
Currently about 30 children and adolescents are in ongoing treatment. There are a number of cases of children who were ill-treated early in life, some now adopted. For a few such cases the Centre is receiving statutory funding. It has been given funding by several charitable trusts and a three year grant from the Department of Health. The Family Support Project was started at the end of 1996 and has a two year grant from Smith's Charity.