vintage

From Freud to phrenology to old-school outlooks, a look back at vintage psychiatry and mental health treatments as documented throughout history.

Reading, the best life behavior
Reading is not only a life content but also a way of life. A person's knowledge composition, value judgment, and aesthetic habits are mostly from reading. I was born in the late 1960s, my adolescence was pre-internet, and I grew up reading books. Reading helped me connect with some of the best people in history. With the book, you are not lonely, that is, with the travel of the world, you can enjoy the spiritual geography and spiritual scenery of all mankind.
By kade hett4 years ago in Psyche
See you at Happy Valley, teacher
The ninth grade class 138 graduation symposium began, the classroom was decorated with flowers, full of youthful vitality, the tables were neatly arranged, the food on the table emitted a strong aroma, and the teachers walked one after another to the podium and sat down, the young class teacher scanned the classroom, the fifth row, the sixth seat was empty. Then he asked the students present, "Where is Li Ziliang?" Instantly, the air in the classroom froze, surprisingly quiet, and several girls stole a glance at the blackboard at the back, then hurriedly retracted their gaze to their own. The class teacher saw the striking "Goodbye teacher!" on the blackboard. . The words were not very good, but they were big and written in red, white, blue and green chalk. The class teacher asked again, "Where is Li Ziliang?" The tall class president stood up slowly and replied, "He left, he got up early in the morning and packed his things, came to class after breakfast, finished writing the four words on the blackboard behind him, and went to the dormitory to get his luggage and left." The class teacher grunted, "It's so unbelievable, it's disorganized and undisciplined." Then he said in a loud voice: "No matter what he said, the 138 class seminar will begin!"
By James4 years ago in Psyche
Emotions for the Moon
After reading Mr. Zang Zhiqi's poem "Moon Bar", I was infected by its beautiful melody, wonderful mood, and penetrating heart. I then tried to write down a little of my feelings to share with my friends.
By James4 years ago in Psyche
The Doyle of Happy Valley
On the mountain path of Happy Mountain, two old women sat on the turf beach, one kept crying, "His aunt, what kind of sin did I make in my life, my son is unfilial, my girl is ungrateful, I'd rather die." The other one urged, "No, his aunt, it's better to die than to live, what's the matter?"
By James4 years ago in Psyche
The desire to escape is called freedom
It would be nice if, from a certain age, we got smaller as we got older, just as children grow older, but with the same intelligence and social status as our age. So there would be a group of old men and wise men who looked like boys of seven or eight years old. The oldest emperor was the smallest; Of course, popes are small men, and the bigger cardinals look down at the smaller popes, just as the bigger ordinary bishops look down at them. The kids don't want to be big anymore. History will lose its meaning; We will sigh that the past thirty years have been made by a group of ant children, so that history has finally been lucky enough to escape from view.
By twddn4 years ago in Psyche
Happiness is a state of mind
Happiness is a prolonged sense of satisfaction with life, a sense of great pleasure in life and a natural desire to last for a long time. This is not only the goal pursued by everyone, but also the ultimate goal pursued by the whole human race.
By amy dancy4 years ago in Psyche
The story of a disabled man and seven children
There is a disabled man named Wang Huiwang in Wanger Town, Yanshan County. He makes a living by singing about happy events in the countryside and working as a tour guide. Despite the hard life, he adopted five abandoned babies and two children from poor families and sent them to school to read and write. His good deed was a story in the land.
By Jessica M Thornton4 years ago in Psyche
The "compounding effect" of success
The French Emperor Napoleon once visited an elementary school in Luxembourg with his wife. Every small step forward is a step closer to the goal
By junjun zheng4 years ago in Psyche
What wakes me up every day is really ideal
In my own life, I have come to realize that my best friends, although they have different personalities, almost all have the same characteristics. They are both flamboyant and difficult. In the company, they must be highly polarized. They love to spend money, but also make money, no one can stop them buy buy buy road, in the classmate, is not the old good guy type.
By Jyyedg4 years ago in Psyche
The Story of Helen Keller The story of Helen Keller
Helen Keller was a famous American writer and educator. In 1882, when she was a little over a year old, she suffered a high fever that damaged her brain. From then on, she could neither see nor hear, nor speak. She grew up groping in the dark.
By Jyyedg4 years ago in Psyche
What were the views of ancient thinkers on dreams?
What did ancient philosophers think of dreams? There are many different interpretations of dreams throughout history. Ancient philosophers had their own thoughts on the matter.
By emily4 years ago in Psyche
CONTRIBUTIONS OF GESTALT PSYCHOLOGY
CONTRIBUTIONS OF GESTALT PSYCHOLOGY Gestalt psychology thinks as our minds as a whole and not as elements. Gestalt psychology had started by Max Wertheimer. He came up with the concept of Phi phenomenon where flashing lights if they are continuous look like a straight line of light or an apparent motion. Motion pictures picked this up where movement can happen with light where there is no movement at all. Gestalt Laws of Perceptual Organization…..when the flashing lights keep moving. The gestalt law says that a person’s behavior is not based on a person’s elements but their mind/body as a whole. The great thinkers that loved gestalt law were Max Wertheheimer, Kurt Koffka, and Wofgang Kohler. They believed our minds filled in the missing gaps of information. This is how perception came about. Gestalt psychologist believed that the whole of something is better than parts of something. Gestalt psychologists came up with different laws to help understand perception. These are called the Laws of Perceptual Organization.
By Regina Mauldin4 years ago in Psyche