Dorothea Dix
Dorothea Dix advocated for improved living conditions and treatment for the mentally ill. She successfully lobbied for the establishment of mental health institutions and reforms in the United States and Europe, leading to significant improvements in the way mentally ill individuals were cared for and treated. Her efforts helped pave the way for more humane and specialized care for those suffering from mental illness.
She got then out of prisons and into hospitals.
Taxes hospitals and families
me the mother most of all, but i feel like my son is being mentally persuaded also
Most hospitals for them were in Michigan
she made hospitals for mentally ill.
Julius Hoenig has written: 'The desegregation of the mentally ill' -- subject(s): Mentally ill, Psychiatric hospitals, Care
John Robert Lord has written: 'Mental hospitals and the public' -- subject(s): Mentally ill, Psychiatric hospitals, Care
Charlotte A Kerr has written: 'Survey of facilities and programs for mentally disordered offenders' -- subject(s): Psychiatric hospitals, Mentally ill offenders
Franklin Gessford Ebaugh has written: 'The care of the psychiatric patient in general hospitals' -- subject(s): Care, Hospitals, Mentally ill
Dorthea Dix was the driving force behind the creation of hospitals for the mentally ill. In these mental institutions they patients were given treatment and care that they were not afforded before.
It provided better care for the mentally retarded and more money for health services and hospitals