New Exhibition
Code Name Mary: The extraordinary life of Muriel Gardiner
We celebrate the incredible story of Muriel Gardiner’s life, through family photo albums, unpublished documents and Muriel’s own autobiography, Code Name Mary. She was an unsung heroine, saving the lives of countless individuals from the Austrian fascist, and then the Nazi, regime, though frequently in danger herself.
18 September 2021 to 23 January 2022
Online Conference
Psychoanalysis and The Public Sphere: Social Justice
24 September – 26 September, 2 – 6 pm
A 3 day conference organised by David Morgan and Kurt Jacobsen of Free Associations Journal in conjunction with Freud Museum.
Podcast
Freud in Focus 2: The Uncanny
Listen to the Second Series of our podcast ‘Freud in Focus’. We discuss Freud’s fascinating foray into the field of Aesthetics, ‘The Uncanny’. The series is presented by Tom DeRose and Jamie Ruers.
The Study
Freud’s Famous Psychoanalytic Couch
The centre piece of Sigmund Freud’s study is his famous psychoanalytic couch.
Visit Online
Virtual Tour
Enjoy a virtual visit. On this tour of Freud’s final home in London you can step behind the barrier to inspect his iconic psychoanalytic couch.
Membership
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Freud Museum Shop
Our Online Shop is Open
Online Talk
The Maternalists: Psychoanalysis, Motherhood, and the British Welfare State
Shaul Bar-Haim in conversation with Lisa Appignanesi, chaired by Daniel Pick.
October 6, 2021 - 6:00 pm
Online Course
INTRODUCING FREUD (2): Dreams and their Interpretation
Online course over 2 days with Keith Barrett BA PhD.
October 7, 2021 - 1:30 pm
Online Tour
World Mental Health Day Virtual Tour
Virtual house tour with a member of our Education Team.
October 10, 2021 - 4:00 pm
Blog
School Visits and Learning Sessions for the Autumn Term
Bookings are now open for learning visits and sessions!
Blog
Freud Museum at the ATP Conference
The Association for the Teaching of Psychology is a non-profit organisation of psychology teachers in the UK.
Blog
Freud and the Royal Families of Europe: From Kaiser Franz Josef to Princess Alexandra
Professor Brett Kahr on how Sigmund Freud became personally known to many members of various European royal families.
Book
Sigmund Freud’s Collection: Highlights from the Freud Museum London
This beautifully designed catalogue contains 60 objects each complemented by text written by the Freud Museum’s curator, Bryony Davies.
Online Learning Sessions
Delve into the mind of Sigmund Freud from the comfort of your home or classroom!
Venue Hire
Sigmund Freud's home and garden provides a unique setting for special occasions and business events.
Online Shop
Bespoke gifts, fine art prints, t-shirts, books and more. Every purchase supports the museum!
The Freud Museum London
A small, successful museum, Sigmund and Anna Freud’s final home and its powerful stories have been shared with thousands of visitors. The unique atmosphere of Freud’s study with his original couch, preserved as he left it, offers a deeply emotional and inspirational experience. Sigmund Freud’s home remains a beacon of the importance of depth psychology and the healing effects of the “talking cure”.
The Freud Museum receives no direct public funding, and, without visitors for several months, lost its principal source of income. We have been resourceful in maximizing available funds and developing alternative income streams, and have reopened to strictly limited numbers. But these measures are simply not enough to ensure our survival.
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