Mental Health Centers Construction Act Extension, Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Public Health and Welfare ... 90-1, on H.R. 6431, April 4, 5, 1967 |
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And it is a great tribute to the Congress that it has responded to the need to put
our better knowledge to work providing services to the mentally ill as quickly as
scientific developments have made it possible . The better way , ” that we now
think ...
And it is a great tribute to the Congress that it has responded to the need to put
our better knowledge to work providing services to the mentally ill as quickly as
scientific developments have made it possible . The better way , ” that we now
think ...
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Thus, we have run well in the first few miles of the marathon that started with
President Kennedy's wholly new approach to mental illness and mental
retardation, an approach that would bring the mentally ill out of the large public
mental ...
Thus, we have run well in the first few miles of the marathon that started with
President Kennedy's wholly new approach to mental illness and mental
retardation, an approach that would bring the mentally ill out of the large public
mental ...
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Of this number , anywhere from a half million to a million children are so seriously
disturbed that they require immediate psychiatric ... When asked what we want for
the mentally ill , I put it simply : We want equal time with the physically ill .
Of this number , anywhere from a half million to a million children are so seriously
disturbed that they require immediate psychiatric ... When asked what we want for
the mentally ill , I put it simply : We want equal time with the physically ill .
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Thus , we have run well in the first few miles of the marathon that started with
President Kennedy's wholly new approach to mental illness and mental
retardation , an approach that would bring the mentally ill out of the large public
mental ...
Thus , we have run well in the first few miles of the marathon that started with
President Kennedy's wholly new approach to mental illness and mental
retardation , an approach that would bring the mentally ill out of the large public
mental ...
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The first occurred around the turn of the century with the advent of the theories of
the development of mental illness first advanced by Dr. Sigmund Freud , the
father of modern day psychiatry . The original postulates of Dr. Freud have been ...
The first occurred around the turn of the century with the advent of the theories of
the development of mental illness first advanced by Dr. Sigmund Freud , the
father of modern day psychiatry . The original postulates of Dr. Freud have been ...
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