Thursday Dec 30, 2021
We’re All Mad Here: The History of Asylums (100th Episode Extravaganza!)
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In this episode:
- The Moonstruck Etymology of "Lunatic"
- The 21st-Century Language Act of 2012
- Mental Healthcare Pre-Asylums
- Bedlam: The Bethlehem Royal Hospital
- The Mad Doctors Munro
- Alienists
- Hydrotherapy
- Rotational Therapy
- Blistering
- Evacuation
- Venesection
- Scarification
- Mercuric Chloride
- James Norris and Edward Wakefield
- The Quakers
- William Tuke & Hannah Mills
- The York Retreat
- Public Institutions
- County Asylums Act
- The Lunacy Act of 1845
- Utica State Hospital
- Thomas Story Kirkbride
- The Asylum for the Relief of Persons Deprived of the Use of Their Reason
- Friends Hospital
- Dorothea Dix
- Nellie Bly, Redux
- Henry Cotton
- Julius Wagner-Jauregg
- Malaria Injections
- Insulin Coma Therapy
- Lobotomies, Redux
- Electroconvulsive Therapy, ECT
- Ugo Cerletti
- Straight Jackets
- The Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum
- Domestic Trouble
- Sterilization
- The Rise of Antidepressants and Antipsychotics
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