In today's episode we take a look back towards the history of psychiatry and read from the publication “The American Journal of Insanity.” This is the journal that predates the American Journal of Psychiatry (the name was changed in 1921). While some of the terms are outdated, the treatment principles and pathology remain eerily similar. It really shows us how far we’ve come and how little has changed in the last 150 years. Listen along to the articles and let us know what you think!
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Chapters:
00:00 Intellectual Humility
00:28 Spooky Season Banter
00:51 Spooky Lakes Facts
01:48 Journal Setup
02:40 Origins of AJP
06:01 Ad Break Medlines
06:47 Case Reading Begins
08:49 Vickers and Oinomania
23:17 Oenomania Defined
23:43 Acute Recurrent Chronic Types
25:13 Control Responsibility Empathy
26:01 Vickers Case Wrap Up
26:45 Geel Community Care Begins
27:53 Saint Dymphna Origin Story
32:19 Rituals To Community Placement
40:08 Modern Lessons And Farewell
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