Leading psychiatrists and research workers describe recent physical treatments for mental illness. Includes a demonstration of how electroconvulsive therapy is administered and an explanation of frontal leucotomy as well as a session of ether abreaction.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
they were so fucking wrong….
take that Blanket off of subject 1 and you can see his bowels & kidneys release
The audio is so low I can’t hear it with my speakers on 11.
@Joseph4675 You must be dumb. Or a troll.
That “physical treatment” font is so modern…
@Joseph4675 you really are stupid
This video is 100% fake!
1:00 to 1:20 is very important
This is essentially the role of a clinical trial.
@MelLouise234 yes ur right mel and here at least, its seldom used except for when nothing else works….and rarely even then….
@selfidentity1 you are obviously very misinformed. ECT is still used to this day and for many patients is extremely beneficial. Granted, thanks to the unethical uses during the 1950′s it has become a taboo treatment, and much stigma surrounds it use, but the treatment itself still shows many positive outcomes. It’s today primarily used on those suffering from bipolar and chronic depression. It does not ‘damage the patient’s brain’ and in no way is used to ‘make staff’s jobs easier’.
these treatments are only to make the STAFF’s JOB EASIER. they damage the patient’s brain so that he wont be violent and difficult to deal with!!
@liamh63 stay away from psychiatrists, as far as you can.
Thanks for that, best wank I’ve had in a while.
Fantastic document. Thank you so much for sharing.
i really enjoy all your videos on the subject. humans are messed up.
I know an elderly women who had ect at cane hill. She told me it was good treatment at the time and it used to make her feel a lot better. I dont think i would quite like to have that sort of treatment though. Thanks for the upload.
thank you for uploading my god bbc english kids today would not understand