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The article discusses the development of Danish Psychoanalytic Society (DPAS) in Copenhagen, Denmark. It says that Malmö, Sweden played a role in keeping the psychoanalysis alive in Denmark by member Nils Nielsen. It cites that group analysis in 1980 led in the formation of Institute of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy (IPP) and training programme for professionals like psychoanalysts. Moreover, the growth of the Society resulted from the treatment methods' standardization in psychiatry.