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A 2006 lecture on the history of psychiatry by Mimi Israël

Mimi Israël, MD, FRCPC, presents:

  • Treating the mental health patient for the last 125 years
  • From 2 000 beds to 200
  • Major breakthroughs at the Douglas
  • 1980’s: everything you need to know about deinstitutionalization
  • Stigma and mental illness

Watch question period following Mimi Israël's lecture.

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