In 1942 a new phase of his life began. He married his second wife, and was appointed consultant psychiatrist to evacuated children in the Nottingham area. In 1943 his long-time mentor and friend, Peter Baynes, died. In 1945 he became a co-editor of English translation of C. G. Jung's "Collected Works" for the publishing houses of Routledge & Kegan Paul and Princeton University Press. Later that year, he became a co-founder with seven colleagues, of the Society of Analytical Psychology – SAP – in London. In the 1970s he would also finally establish a separate Jungian training for analysts wishing to specialise in work with children and adolescents.