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Updated: June 1, 2025
The history of the following patient shows this tendency more prominently. Nellie H. Age: 20. Admitted to the Psychiatric Institute June 11, 1907. F. H. The father had repeated depressions; he died of typhus fever. The mother was living. P. H. The brother of the patient stated that she was like other girls, and very good at school. At 16 she became quieter, less energetic.
People suffering from emotional problems usually suffer financial reverses as well. Who is to help these people? There are very few places in the country where they can receive competent psychiatric help at a reasonable fee. Is there this type of help in your own community? It is only when the individual is destitute that the state provides whatever help it can.
Even when one had money there wasn't much to do with it. On Walden, to be sure, the level of civilization was so high that many people needed psychiatric treatment to stand it, and neurotics vastly outnumbered more normal folk. And on Walden electronics was only a trade like piracy, and no more fun. He should have known it would be this way.
To discover the symptoms of the disorder one cannot do better than to study them in their most glaring form in deep stupors, where consistently recurring phenomena may be assumed to be essential to the reaction. Anna G. Age: 15. Admitted to the Psychiatric Institute July 25, 1907. F. H. The mother and two brothers were living and said to be normal.
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