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The Madness of North Wales

The History of Mental Health in North Wales

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    • 1800s
      • Philippe Pinel – Treatise on Mental Alienation (1809)
    • 1875
      • Music: Entertainment And Therapy
      • Quarrymen and Insanity in North Wales
      • A Mind “Different From the Minds of Other People”
        • Bad language?
      • INFANTICIDE – Evil Crime or Desperate Remedy?
    • 1890
      • A Death Sentence For Immorality?
      • A complexion to die for!
      • Secrets Set In Stone
      • If Pa killed Ma, who’d kill Pa? Marwood.
      • The ‘Clio’ Training Ship
    • 1905
      • A Mission To Madness
      • If everybody went crazy together nobody would notice…
        • Y Pab Methodistaidd (The Methodist Pope)
      • Damned by the critics but read by the Queen
    • 1920
      • Night Terrors
      • The Role of Mercury in the Treatment of Syphilis
      • Menlove Edwards
      • Cassie Owen Interview Summary
  • Case Notes
    • 1875
    • 1890
    • 1905
    • 1920
  • Fiction
    • Dangerous Asylums
    • The Madness of North Wales goes to New Welsh Review & Wales Arts Review
    • Mary Ellen Doughan, Bethesda
The Madness of North Wales

Category: Video

Catatonia (Video Clip)

Dr William Bleckwenn, shown in this early footage, was the first reporter of the effects of barbiturates on catatonia. The footage is taken from the NIH archives c. 1936:

http://youtu.be/FRiXg19wG5g

Author Wales AdminPosted on October 30, 2012November 1, 2012Categories History, Video

Victims of the Great War (Video Clip)

This film from Netley Hospital, Southampton and Seale Hayne Hospital, Newton Abbot, shows the effect of shell shock on British soldiers in World War I (1914-1918).

Author Wales AdminPosted on October 30, 2012November 1, 2012Categories History, Video
  • Home
  • About
    • The Birth of Historical Epidemiology
    • North Wales & You – get involved
    • An introduction by Jim Perrin
    • Contact
  • History
    • 1800s
      • Philippe Pinel – Treatise on Mental Alienation (1809)
    • 1875
      • Music: Entertainment And Therapy
      • Quarrymen and Insanity in North Wales
      • A Mind “Different From the Minds of Other People”
        • Bad language?
      • INFANTICIDE – Evil Crime or Desperate Remedy?
    • 1890
      • A Death Sentence For Immorality?
      • A complexion to die for!
      • Secrets Set In Stone
      • If Pa killed Ma, who’d kill Pa? Marwood.
      • The ‘Clio’ Training Ship
    • 1905
      • A Mission To Madness
      • If everybody went crazy together nobody would notice…
        • Y Pab Methodistaidd (The Methodist Pope)
      • Damned by the critics but read by the Queen
    • 1920
      • Night Terrors
      • The Role of Mercury in the Treatment of Syphilis
      • Menlove Edwards
      • Cassie Owen Interview Summary
  • Case Notes
    • 1875
    • 1890
    • 1905
    • 1920
  • Fiction
    • Dangerous Asylums
    • The Madness of North Wales goes to New Welsh Review & Wales Arts Review
    • Mary Ellen Doughan, Bethesda
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