RCPsych 180 Anniversary Psychiatry in History

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RCPsych 180th Anniversary Collection

This year the Royal College of Psychiatrists is celebrating its 180th Anniversary. To join the celebrations, the BJPsych has created a special collection of ‘Psychiatry in History’ articles from its Extras series published over the years.

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Charles Lloyd Tuckey and the “new hypnotism” – psychiatry in history

Chained and unchained – psychiatry in history

Aretaeus the Cappadocian advanced empirical psychiatric nosology on a biological basis, acknowledged the limits of his treatments and knew the dual powers of love – psychiatry in history

Charles VI of France: the Glass King – psychiatry in history

Bernardino Álvarez and the origins of psychiatric care in America – psychiatry in history

1968: psychiatry in transition – psychiatry in history

The Amsterdam Suggestive Psychotherapy Clinic – psychiatry in history

Happy days – Psychiatry in history

Jacob L. Moreno and psychodrama – psychiatry in history

Acute delirium of Pope Boniface VIII – psychiatry in history

Juana la Loca/‘Joanna the Mad’ (1479–1555): Queen of Castile and of Aragon – and necrophiliac? – psychiatry in history

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History of psychiatry in the curriculum? History is part of life and life is part of history: why psychiatrists need to understand it better

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Celsus: De medicina – Psychiatry in history

600 years of psychiatric hospital records – psychiatry in history

Margery Kempe: puerperal psychosis, mysticism and the first autobiography in English – psychiatry in history

An extraordinary sleepy person – psychiatry in history

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