Repertory grids were initially developed by George A. Kelly (1955) in the context of psychotherapy. The tradition of using repertory grids has been maintained over the years, particularly in Australia, Great Britain, and other European countries; and links to contemporary resources can be found below. Published papers have also appeared over the years in a variety of journals, and a classic -- yet dated -- book is Nigel Beail's Repertory grid technique and personal constructs: Applications in clinical and educational settings (1985; Cambridge, MA: Brookline Books).

• Leedy, M. J., Jackson, M., & Callahan, J. L. (2007). Treating depression and compensatory narcissistic personality style in a man with chronic Lyme Disease. Clinical Case Studies, 6, 430-442.
• Mason, J. (2003). The use of a repertory grid as an aid to assessment and formulation in a sex offender with a learning disability. The British Journal of Forensic Practice, 5, 13-20.

Online Resources

• Center for Personal Construct Psychology. (Fay Fransella) Comprehensive set of resources for Personal Construct Psychology.