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What society views as abnormal is really just "problems in living" Societies invent the concept of "mental illness" to control and change people who's unusual patterns threaten social order.
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Took reforms for moral treatment to Northern England. Founded York Retreat.
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Essential Features of Therapy
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A sufferer who seeks relief from a healer.
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A series of contacks between healer and suffereer in which the htealer tries to produce change.
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Established 32 state hospitals and responsible for bringing issues or moral treatment to political and government lvl.
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Founder of Modern Medicine. Believed in humors. Too much yellow bile = mania and too much black bile = melencholia
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Argued that sick people should be treated with kindness not beating and chains
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Pinels student and succesor. Established hospitals on principles of moral treatment
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Deviance, distress, Dysfunction, Danger
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| Downs Syndrome vs Prader-Willi |
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21st chromosome vs 15th chromosome
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Born normal poisoned by phenylalanine they can't break down
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Eastern European Jews, lose mental function, vision, and motor ability over 2-4 years. Eventually die.
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