-
Use Cases
-
Resources
-
Pricing
400 B.C
% complete
The greek physician believed that one of our four essential bodily fluids(blood,yellow bile, black bile, phlegm were responsible for mental illnesses
1600 - 1609
% complete
Mentally ill people were housed with handicapped and delinquents, the insane were treated horrible ex. chained to walls
1840 - 1849
% complete
She lobbied better living conditions for the mentally ill, after seeing the dangerous conditions they lived in.
1900 - 1909
% complete
The first treatments of neurotic mental disorders and psychosis are psychoanalytic therapies or ( talking cures that were developed by Sigmund Freud and others.
1910
% complete
Mental Health America started more than 100 child clinics for prevention and treatment.
1914 - 1919
% complete
Soldiers were given talk therapies for their " shell shock" which is known today as post traumatic stress which is a mental condition triggered by a terrifying event
1930 - 1939
% complete
Created a low blood sugar coma, this therapy was used as a tool to treat mental illness because insulin levels were altered, which wired the brain.
1946
% complete
President Truman signed this act so that research could be done to the mind, brain, and behavior to reduce mental illness.
1949
% complete
John Cade, Australian Psychiatrist was the first to treat psychosis(a loss of contact with external reality) with lithium.
1963
% complete
provided the first federal grants for construction of public or nonprofit community mental health centers.