The fonds consists of the following series: Cedar Lodge School records, and reports. Records of the Cedar Lodge School include: correspondence, 1976-1988; Minutes and reports, 1984-1988; Planning, 1976-1978; Photographs and pamphlets. Reports include: Psychology Department reports, 1963, 1966-67; Charles Watson, Development of Psychological Services in British Columbia, 1965; G. A Milton, The History of the BCPA: A Perspective, 1978; John Conway et al, Report of the External Review of the Department of Psychology, University of Victoria, 1990.

Series consists of the records related to the EEF, which was in operation from 1964 – 1984. Reed was the founder and director, and determined the focus of providing support to transsexuals, as well as various New Age organizations and research. Content of this series includes: office administration, EEF properties and finances, brochures and pamphlets for the EEF and associated organizations, mailing lists, Erickson Educational Foundation Newsletter and materials associated with the composition, EEF Projects, grant applications, subscriptions and brochures received by the EEF, correspondence with professionals and organizations for Key K Conference of 1984 (regarding the drug Ketamine /Ketalar), correspondence with individuals asking for advice, and documents regarding EEF's involvement with ONE Inc. and ISHR.

File consists of personal creative expressions by Erickson. Includes poems, notes, drawings, correspondence, musical compositions, “arts & ravings” grouping, and paintings by Erickson on masonite and canvas.

File primarily consists of records relating to Erickson's employees and administration for his households in Mazatlan (Love Joy Palace and Hotel Las Jacarandas), as well as office administration for the EEF. Includes: employee office log ledger for the EEF, “record-it” phone messages, employee time sheets and weekly reports, correspondence with employees and services (limos, security systems), applications for personnel, and an inventory of Erickson's clothing.