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Psychiatric Services

August 01, 1964, Vol. 15, No. 8
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Article
New Concepts in Treating Mental Retardation
Arthur A. Woloshin; Ruth Williams
THE WHITE HOUSE REVIEWS PROGRESS AGAINST RETARDATION
A Pilot Study Impaired Hearing in Psychotic Patients
Florence B. Barker
Fostering Regression in Patients
Ralph S. Green
How to Create a Schizophrenic
Whatsisname
THE FUTURE OF THE MENTAL HOSPITAL
Why a Nurse in a Day Center?
Chester M. Pierce; Mary Jane Downing; Kay DeBroux
PSYCHIATRIC STUDIES & PROJECTS
South Carolina's Mental Health Revolution
Tom McMahan
I. The Medical Philosophy
William S. Hall; Lawson H. Bowling
II. The Architectural Interpretation
Alston G. Guttersen; Lafaye, Fair, Lafaye And Associates
Two Conference Reports Psychiatry Works in Community Settings
William F. Sheeley
DELAYED JOURNEY (22 minutes, color). Produced by Journeyman Productions for the Maryland State Department of Mental Hygiene. Consultant: Maxwell N. Weisman, M. D. Available on loan from Information Services, Department of Mental Hygiene, 301 West Preston Street, Baltimore, Maryland 21201
READERS'FORUM
THEY CALLED IT FIREPROOF (28 minutes, color or black and white). Produced by and may be purchased from the National Film Board of Canada, 680 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York 10019
THE THERAPIST'S CONTRIBUTION TO THE TREATMENT PROCESS—by Hugh Mullan, M.D., and Iris Sangiuliano, Ph.D., Charles C. Thomas, Springfield, Ill., 1964, 280 pages, $8.50
Richard I. Jenkins
TO LIGHTEN THE SHADOWS (18 minutes, black and white). Produced by Southern Illinois University and distributed by Vocational Rehabilitation Administration, U. S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Washington 25, D. C
Jack Neher
PRINCIPLES OF PREVENTIVE PSYCHIATRY—by Gerald Caplan, M.D., Basic Books, Inc., New York, 1964, 304 pages, S6.50
Lucy D. Ozarin
HAVE YOU READ?
WISDOM TO KNOW—by Regina J. Woody. Funk and Wagnalls, 1964, 178 pages, $3.25
Henry A. Davidson; Ellen M. Davidson
News Stories
PEOPLE and PLACES
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