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Emil Kraepelin
Developed a classification system of mental disorders
He was mentored by Wilhem Wundt and worked in his laboratory in Leipzig
After, he moved to Munich in 1903 where he founded the Department of Psychiatry of the University
In his lab he mentored Alois Alzheimer who studied the underlying causes of Alzheimer dementia
He differentiated between ‘dementia praecox’ and ‘manic depression’ as the two forms of psychosis which is still a leading theory todayJacob Kasanin
Graduated from University of Michigan with an M.D. (1921), and an M.S. in Public Health (1926)
Senior Research Associate at Boston Psychopathic HospitalJacob Kasanin
Published a famous paper in the American Journal of Psychiatry “The Acute Schizoaffective Psychoses” (1933)
His diagnosis rejoined Schizophrenia and Bipolar disorderAaron Beck
Majored in English and Political Science at Brown University (1942), Earned his M.D. from Yale (1946)Aaron Beck
Developed Cognitive Behavioral Therapy(1960’s)
Received 5 honorary degrees, The Lienhard Award from the Institute of Medicine, Kennedy Community Health AwardHenri Laborit
Known for the treatment of Schizophrenic Disorders by calming patients without putting them to sleep
He was also the first researcher to study GHB, in the early 1960s
Laborit was the first to recognize the potential psychiatric uses of chlorpromazineHenri Laborit
Won the prestigious Lasker-DeBakey Clinical Medical Research Award in 1957 with Pierre Deniker and Heinz LehmanAlbert Ellis
Developed his own approach to psychotherapy in 1955 called Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy(REBT).Albert Ellis
He earned his M.A. degree in clinical psychology in 1943 and his Ph.D. in 1947 at Columbia UniversityAlbert Ellis
He authored more than 75 books, most notable being Sex Without Guilt (1958)Albert Ellis
He began The Institute for Rational Living which was used for training and as a clinic (1959)Aaron Beck
Serves as the director of the Aaron T. Beck Psychopathology Research Center at the University of PennsylvaniaClifford Beers published a study of his experience in an asylum called the Mind That Found ItselfElectroshock therapy was applied to the first human patientThe first edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM-1) is published
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