1. History of Abnormal Psychology

2. Learning Objectives
Historical conceptions of defining, understanding, and treating psychopathology
Fluid nature of psychopathology
Specific details regarding conceptualizations
Philosophical underpinnings of current diagnostic streams

7. Hippocrates 1. Black Bile ---- Depression
2. Yellow Bile ---- Tension/Anxiety
3. Phlegm Dull, Sluggishness
4. Blood Mania/Mood Swings

14. Cover of the seventh Cologne edition of the Malleus Maleficarum, 1520
Cover of the seventh Cologne edition of the Malleus Maleficarum, It reads "MALLEUS MALEFICARUM, Maleficas, & earum hæresim, ut phramea potentissima conterens" which means literally The Hammer of Witches, smashing the Witches and their heresies with a mighty spear.

15. Matthew Hopkins, England's Witch-Finder General, explains how to identify witches and their familiars.

19. Two Dominican monks burned at the stake by order of the Inquisition for allegedly signing pacts with the Devil. From the Histoire veritable de quatre lacopins, Geneva, 1549.

21. To the people of this hamlet Cast out all witches and devils, that have lately annoyed these parts and caused grievous molestations and curiosities. …of the Terrible things … in this neighborhood by the …

22. The devil of tobacco "drinking
The devil of tobacco "drinking." From William Hornby's The Scourge of Drunkennes, an anti-smoking pamphlet printed by G. Eld for Thomas Baylie, London, 1618.

25. Paracelcus
Man is a microcosm, or a little world, because he is an extract from all the stars and planets of the whole firmament, from the earth and the elements; and so he is their quintessence.
Paracelsus

26. Paracelcus One category of loss of senses:
lunatics who through their own devices had fallen under the influence of the moon (lunacy), those who were insane from birth, due to careless and passionate sexual intercourse by the parents; witchcraft; and melancholy. Paracelsus also made it quite clear that spirits did not cause mental illness (Green, 2009).

27. Paracelcus
Therapies that he recommended included bleeding (which he considered to be the main thrust of treatment for mania), essences of gold, silver, iron, mercury, lead, pearls, coral, antimony, sapphire and sulphur (all alchemical remedies), opium, mandrake, astrological shielding to prevent lunacy, and the use of charms to treat those afflicted by witchcraft

40. 1. Circulating swing (spin depressed patients at high speed) 2
1. Circulating swing (spin depressed patients at high speed) 2. Tranquilizing chair (calms mania) 3. crib (restrain violent patients).

44. Dr. Cameron
Discussed in text
McUltra

46. Alberta
Insane Asylum, Ponoka
1911
British Columbia
Public Hospital for the Insane, New Westminster
1878
British Columbia Mental Hospital, Coquitlam
1913
Manitoba
Selkirk Asylum, Selkirk
1886
Home for Incurables, Portage-la-Prairie
1890
Brandon Asylum, Brandon
1891
New Brunswick
Provincial Hospital, Saint John
1835
Provincial Lunatic Asylum
1848
Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia Hospital for Insane, Halifax
1857

47. Ontario
Provincial Lunatic Asylum, Toronto
1850
Kingston Asylum (Rockwood), Kingston
1856
London Asylum, London
1859
Orillia Asylum for Idiots, Orillia
1861
Hamilton Asylum, Hamilton
1876
Mimico Branch Asylum, Mimico
1890
Hospital for Insane, Brockville
1894
Cobourg Asylum
1902
Penetanguishene Asylum, Penetanguishene
1904
Whitby Hospital, Whitby
1914
Prince Edward Island
The Prince Edward Island Hospital for the Insane
1877

48. Quebec
Quebec Lunatic Asylum, Beauport
1845
Provincial Lunatic Asylum, St. John’s
1861
L’Hospice St. Jean de Dieu, Longue Point
1856
L’Hospice St. Julien, St. Ferdinand d’Halifax
1873
L’Hospice Ste. Anne, Baie-St. Paul
1890
Protestant Hospital for the Insane, Verdun
St. Benedict Joseph Asylum, near city of Montreal
1885
Saskatchewan
The Saskatchewan Provincial Hospital, Battleford
1914
Newfoundland
Asylum for the Insane, St. John’s
1855
Northwest Territory
Taken to asylums of Alberta and Saskatchewan
Yukon
Taken to New Westminster by Royal Northwest Mounted Police
1877

49. Chains, straitjacket, cell belt and covered bath tub (72 x 150 x 69 cm) for restraining raving patients, Burghölzli Hospital, Zurich.
Photo: Courtesy of The Museum of the History of Medicine of the University of Zurich

50. Pathways to Conceptualizations
Kraeplin
Freud
Biological, disease processes, causes like viruses
DSM 1-5 and beyond
Current focus on symptom as entity
Lots of concern with reliability
Psychological, underlying dynamics of person, personality, and environment
Psychoanalytic concepts
Psychodynamic Diagnostic Manual

51. Rocks in the head painting by bosch

55. Franz Antón Mesmer

56. Güntz' Hospital for the Mentally Ill in 1836
Leipsig