People
Proponent of the "work cure"
Who is Herbert Hall?
A piece of legislation in the 1940’s established the National Institute of Mental Health
What is the National Mental Health Act of 1946?
A theory that favors the law of cause and effect
What is reductionism?
Now known as PTSD
Person known for the psychobiological approach
Who is Adolph Meyer?
3 specific health disciplines that the NIMH researches
What is the brain, behavior, and mental health?
Believed in treating the mind and body together and that society had an obligation to help
What is moral treatment?
A reaction to the industrial revolution.
What is the arts and crafts movement?
One of the founders of Occupational Therapy and a quilt maker.
Who is William Rush Dunton?
Who is Harry Truman?
The union of body and mind is a principle of this philosophy.
What is pragmatism?
A movement that improved care for patients by better living environments, individualized care and use of occupations.
What is the mental hygiene movement?
Advocated for immigrants on Ellis Island and later worked with soldiers returning from WWI.
Who is Thomas William Salmon?
A piece of legislation that required the inclusion of occupational therapy in all general hospitals to treat industrial accidents and illness.
What is the Federal Industrial Act of 1923?
A psychiatrist who introduced principles that would contribute to the identity crisis of the OT profession.
Who is Freud?
A treatment model that balances rest, work, and leisure and follows a 24hr a day schedule.
What is habit training?
Founded the mental hygiene movement due to personal experience of inhumane conditions in mental institutions.
Who is Clifford Beers?
What is the Hill Burton act?
The originators of moral treatment.
Who are Tuke and Pinel?
A place in La Fauche, France where soldiers were treated for war neurosis in WWI
What is base hospital 117?