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by Alex Beam


  Chagall, Marc

  Chambers Brothers

  Channing Sanitarium

  Charenton Asylum

  Charity patients

  Charles, Ray

  Charles River

  Charles River Boys

  Charlestown

  Charlestown Asylum

  Chestnut Lodge sanitarium

  Chicago Art Institute

  Chicago symphony

  Chloral hydrate

  Choras, Peter

  Clark, Pierce

  Classical High School

  Clinton, Bill

  Clinton, Hillary Rodham

  Close to Home (Heilner)

  Club

  Cochineal

  Codman Hall

  Coercion chair

  Cohen, Bruce

  Cole, Jonathan

  Coles, Robert

  Conservation Commission

  Constitutional medicine

  Continuous bath therapy

  Continuous sleep therapy

  Corday, Charlotte

  Corey, Stephen

  Cornell Medical School

  Cornell University

  Coser, Rose

  Cosmopolitan magazine

  Cost of stay, at McLean Hospital

  Cottages, at McLean Hospital

  Cotting, Sarah

  Cotton, Henry

  Craig House

  Cu, Wellington

  Cultural opportunities, at McLean Hospital

  Cummings, E. E.

  Cummings, Marion

  “Cyprus Avenue,”

  Daniels, Edward

  Danish twins study

  Dauernarkose. See Continuous sleep therapy

  David, Jacques-Louis

  Death in Venice (Mann)

  The Death of Marat (David)

  Declaration of Independence

  Defoe, Daniel

  de Havilland, Olivia

  Deutsch, Albert

  Dewey, John

  Dexter, Katharine

  Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders-IV (DSM-IV)

  The Dial

  Diana: In Search of Herself (Smith)

  Diana, Princess

  Dickens, Charles

  Dictionary of Psychology

  Dinsmore, Paul

  Discretion, at McLean Hospital

  “Doctor Man,”

  Dos Passos, John

  Dover, Thomas

  Dover’s powder

  Dreams in the Mirror (Kennedy)

  Drug therapy.

  See also individual drugs

  DSM-IV. See Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders-IV

  Dylan, Bob

  East House

  ECT. See Electroconvulsive therapy

  Edinburg, Golda

  Effects of Psychotherapy in Schizophrenia, I and II,

  Egasmoniz, António

  Elders, the

  Electric light bath

  Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT). See also Electroshock therapy

  Electroshock therapy

  and Plath, Sylvia

  See also Electroconvulsive therapy

  Eli Lilly Company

  Eliot, George

  Eliot, T. S.

  Eliot Chapel

  Eliot family

  Ellenberg, John

  Ellis, George

  Emerson, Edward Bliss

  Emerson, Ralph Waldo

  Emerson, Robert Bulkeley

  “Encounter, Psychiatric Institute” (Plunkett)

  Enders, John

  England, asylums in

  Epilepsy

  Epsom salts

  Erikson, Erik

  Escapes

  Estelle’s

  Ether

  Etiquette

  Everett, Frank

  Evipal

  Exploratory, insight-oriented (EIO) therapy

  Favill, Henry

  Fehmer and Page (architects)

  Fever inducement

  Fitzgerald, F. Scott

  Fitzgerald, Zelda

  Fleury, Robert

  Fogg Museum

  Folsom, William

  Fomentation

  Food, at McLean Hospital

  Forced normalization theory

  “For the Union Dead” (Robert Lowell)

  “Fragment for Anne” (Plunkett)

  France, asylums in

  Frazier, Shervert

  Freeman, Walter Jackson

  Freeman-Watts procedure. See also Lobotomies

  Freud, Sigmund

  and Frink, Horace

  and Liebman, Carl

  and psychoses

  and Thayer, Scofield

  Freud and His Followers (Roazen)

  Friedrich, Otto

  “Friendship” (Emerson)

  Frink, Doris

  Frink, Helen

  Frink, Horace

  Frink, John

  Fromm-Reichmann, Frieda

  Frost, Robert

  Fuller, Margaret

  Garland, Jeff

  George III,

  Germany, asylums in

  Gifford Lectures

  Girl, Interrupted (Kaysen)

  Girl, Interrupted (movie)

  Glenside Lodge

  Glory

  Goddard College

  Goldman, Emma

  Golf

  Graceland Cemetery

  Grand hotel (Venice)

  Grateful Dead

  Great and Desperate Cures (Valenstein)

  Greatest Generation, the

  The Great Moment

  Green, Hannah

  Gregory, Alyse

  Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital

  Grounds, at McLean Hospital

  Gunderson, John

  Gyrator

  Hall, G. Stanley

  Hall-Mercer

  Hamilton, Gilbert van Tassel

  Hartford Retreat

  Harvard alumni magazine

  Harvard Club. See also Upham Hall

  Harvard Faculty Club

  Harvard Law School

  Harvard Medical School

  Harvard Mental Health Newsletter

  Harvard University

  and constitutional medicine

  and Partners HealthCare System

  and Shaw, Louis Agassiz

  Hashish, tincture of

  Health maintenance organizations

  Heilner, Sam

  Hereditary degeneration

  Hicks, Munson

  Higginson, Henry Lee

  Higginson Hall

  Hillside

  Hinckley, Robert

  Hippiephrenia

  History of Psychiatry (Shorter)

  Hitler, Adolf

  Hoch, August

  Holian, Constance

  Holland, Delia

  Hollos, Istvan

  Homosexuality

  Hooper, Edward William “Ned,”

  Hope Cottage

  Horseback riding

  Hospital Re-Use Master Plan

  Hot air bath

  Hotel Beau Rivage

  Houghton Mifflin

  House of God (Bergman)

  Howard, Paul

  Hudson Review

  Hughes, Ted

  Humane living conditions

  Hurd, Henry

  Hydriatic suite

  Hydrotherapy

  Hygiene

  Hypothermia

  Ice-pick lobotomies. See also Lobotomies

  If You Listen Quietly (Plunkett)

  Imago

  “The Incidence of Manic-Depressive Psychosis in Certain Socially Prominent Families” (Myerson and Boyle)

  I Never Promised You a Rose Garden (Green)

  Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton

  Institute of Living

  Institute of the Pennsylvania Hospital

  Insulin coma therapy (also: insulin shock therapy) 75, 78-79, 81, 114, 123, 204 and Plath, Sylvia

  Insurance companies

  Insurance plans

  Internatio
nal Harvester

  International Psycho-Analytic Journal

  Intestines, removal of

  Iron lung

  Jackson, Charles

  Jackson, Clay

  Jackson, James

  JAMA. See Journal of the American Medical Association

  James, Henry, Sr.

  James, Henry

  James, Michael “Mickey” (grandson of William)

  James, Peggy

  James, William (father)

  James, William (son)

  James family

  James Taylor

  Jefferson, Thomas

  “Jenkins, Priscilla,”

  Johns Hopkins

  Johns Hopkins’ Phipps Clinic

  Jones, Ernest

  Journal of Clinical Psychiatry

  Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA)

  Jung, Carl Gustav

  Kahne, Merton

  Kaysen, Susanna

  Kempf, Edward J.

  Kennedy, Jacqueline

  Kennedy, John F.

  Kennedy, Richard S.

  Kety, Seymour

  Kidder family

  “Kids” (Swan)

  Kimball, Edith

  Kimball, Frank

  Kirkbride, Thomas

  Kirkbride plan

  “Knockin’ ‘Round the Zoo” (James Taylor)

  Knopf

  Kokoschka, Oskar

  Kraepelin, Emil

  Krafft-Ebing, Richard von

  La Farge, John

  Lafayette, Marquis de

  Landau, Jon

  Landolt, Heinrich

  Landscape, sculptured, curative power of

  Langevin, Henry

  Langhorne, Nancy

  Last Resort: Psychosurgery and the Limits of Medicine (Pressman)

  Lawson, George

  Léger, Fernand

  Leucotomy

  Librium

  Liebman, Carl

  Liebman, Julius

  Liebman, Kitty

  Liebman, Marie

  Life Studies (Robert Lowell)

  Literary Digest

  Liv

  Live or Die

  Livingstone, John

  Livingston Taylor

  Lobotomies. See also Ice-pick lobotomies

  Logan Airport

  London, Jack

  “Loneliness and Interpersonal Isolation: Focus for Therapy with Schizophrenic Patients” (Shein)

  Louis Second. See Shaw, Louis Agassiz

  Lowell, Ralph

  Lowell, Robert (son)

  Lowell, Robert Traill Spence, III (father)

  Lowell family

  “Lunatic hospital” design

  Lynn, David

  “Madame George,”

  Mademoiselle magazine

  Magnan, Valentin

  Manic-Depressive and Depressive Association

  Mann, Horace

  Mann, Thomas

  Marquand, John

  Massachusetts General Hospital

  and Partners HealthCare System

  Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

  Massachusetts Medical Society

  Massachusetts Mental Health Center

  Matisse, Henri

  May, James

  McAleer, John

  McCormick, Cyrus

  McCormick, Katharine

  McCormick, Mary Virginia

  McCormick, Nettie

  McCormick, Stanley

  McCormick Harvest Machine Company

  McLean, John

  portrait of

  The McLean Gazette

  McLean Hospital

  architecture

  Board of Trustees

  buildings. See also individual buildings

  cost of stay

  cottages

  cultural opportunities

  discretion

  doctors

  food

  grounds

  nurses

  and Pavilion, the

  pharmacy

  recreational facilities

  scandals

  trees

  Mechanical inventions

  Medicaid

  Medical Inquiries and Observations upon the Diseases of the Mind (Rush)

  Medicare

  Meduna, Joseph Ladislas von

  Menninger, Karl

  Menninger Clinic

  Men’s Division

  Mental health, patient reimbursements for

  The Mental Hospital (Stanton and Schwartz)

  Mental illness, psychiatrists with

  The Mentally Ill in America (Deutsch)

  Menzer-Benaron, Doris

  Metrazol therapy

  Metropolitan State Hospital

  Meyer, Adolf

  Middlebrook, Diane

  Middlemarch (George Eliot)

  Milieu therapy

  “Milieu Therapy is Alive and Well,”

  Miller’s Creek

  Mills hotel

  Milton Academy

  Mirin, Steven

  MIT. See Massachusetts Institute of Technology

  Modern psychiatry

  and Stanton, Alfred

  Moral therapy

  Moran, David

  Morbid Fears and Compulsions (Frink)

  Morning Reports

  Morris, Eleanor

  Morrison, Van

  Morton, William

  Moses Maimonides

  “The Moth,”

  Mount Auburn Cemetery

  Mount Misery (Bergman)

  Muscle relaxants

  Music therapy

  and Jackson, Clay

  and Taylor, James

  Myers, Grace Whiting

  Myerson, Abraham

  Myopia Hunt Club

  Mystic River

  Napoleonic Wars

  Narcosis therapy

  Nash, John Forbes

  National Institute of Mental Health

  Nembutal

  Neptune girdle

  Neuroendocrine Research Foundation

  New Deal

  New England Journal of Medicine

  Newton-Wellesley Hospital

  The New Yorker

  New York Herald

  New York Psychoanalytic Institute

  New York Psychoanalytic Society

  New York Times

  New York World

  Nijinsky, Vaslav

  Nobel Prize

  and Axelrod, Julius

  and Egasmoniz, António

  and Enders, John

  and Shein, Harvey

  “Nobel Prize complex,”

  Noble and Greenough School

  North Belknap Hall

  Northland Development Corporation

  North Shore nursing home

  Norton Anthology

  Noyes family

  Nunberg, Hermann

  Nurses, at McLean Hospital

  Occupational therapies

  Olmsted, Frederick Law

  Olmsted-Vaux design

  “On Mourning and Melancholia” (Freud)

  Opium, tincture of

  Orne, Martin

  Orr, Elaine Eliot

  Packard, Frederick

  Pail douche

  Partners HealthCare System

  Patient Activities Association

  Patient reimbursements, for mental health

  “Paton, Walter,”

  Paton family

  Patterson, Richard

  Patton, George

  Pavement (Louis Agassiz Shaw II)

  Pavilion, the

  Payne, John

  Peabody, Elizabeth

  Peabody and Stearns (architects)

  Penicillin

  Perkins, Robert

  Peters, William

  Pfister, Oskar

  Pharmacy, at McLean Hospital

  Philadelphia Hospital

  Phipps Clinic

  Physical restraints

  Physical therapies

  Picasso, Pablo

  Pierce Hall

 
Pine Bluffs Sanitarium

  Pinel, Philippe

  Pitts, Ferris

  Plagiarism scandal

  Plath, Sylvia

  Pleasant Street gatehouse

  Pleasant Street Lodge

  Plunkett, Eugenia

  Plunkett, Robert

  Poetry therapy

  and Lowell, Robert

  and Plath, Sylvia

  and Plunkett, Eugenia

  and Sexton, Anne

  Polio viruses

  Pollack, William

  Pope, Alfred

  Porcellian Club

  Postmortem dissections

  Pound, Ezra

  Practical Navigator (Bowditch)

  Pressman, Jack

  Prison stupor

  Proctor Hall

  Prolonged narcosis therapy

  The Proposition

  Prouty, Olive Higgins

  Prozac

  Psychiatric suicide

  and Cu, Wellington

  and Shein, Harvey

  See also Suicide

  Psychiatrist: Personalities and Patterns (Freeman)

  Psychiatrists, with mental illness

  Psychoanalysis

  Psychopathia Sexualis (Krafft-Ebing)

  Psychopharmaceutical revolution

  Psychopharmacology

  Psychoses

  Psychosocial therapy. See also Talk therapy; Psychotherapy

  Psychosurgery. See also Ice-pick lobotomies; Lobotomies

  Psychotherapy

  and Plath, Sylvia

  See also Talk therapy

  Pugatch, Maria

  Pulitzer Prize

  and Lowell, Robert

  and Sexton, Anne

  Purgatives

  Putnam, Israel

  Putnam, James Jackson

  Quincy

  Quincy Market

  Radcliffe College

  Rainsford Island

  Rank, Otto

  Ratner, Ellen

  Real Boys (Pollack)

  Reality-adaptive supportive (RAS) psychotherapy

  Recreational facilities, at McLean Hospital

  Redding, Otis

  Reiter Electro Stimulator

  Reni, Guido

  Residential care, at McLean Hospital

  costs of

  Rest cure

  Revulsive sitz bath

  Rheingold

  Rich, Charles

  Richardson, H. H.

  Ritz hotel

  Riven Rock

  Riven Rock (Boyle)

  Rivers Protection Act

  Roazen, Paul

  Robart, Mark

  Roberts, Paul

  Robinson, Michael “Mickey,”

  Rock, John

  Rock and roll

  Rock concerts

  Rockne, Knute

  Roethke, Theodore

  Ronnie and the Waverley Squares (band)

  Roosevelt, Franklin

  Ropes and Gray

  Rousseau, Jean-Jacques

  Rush, Benjamin

  Sakel, Manfred Joshua

  Salem District Court

  Salinger, J. D.

  Salot, Anne Marie

  Salt glow rubdown

  Sanders, Stewart

  Sanger, Margaret

  Saudi Embassy

 

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