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Chapter 31. M. H. Bree, 'The Mental After-Care Association'

The Expanding Field of Mental Health in England and Wales, 50 years of progress, 1918-1968

Title page; list of contents

Doris Odlum, 'Preface'

Chapter 1. A J Dalzell-Ward, 'Health Education and Mental Health: The Contribution of the Central Council for Health  Education'

Chapter 2. Mary de Vere Hunt, 'The National Council for Mental Hygiene'

Chapter 3. Aphra L. Wargrove and Doris Odlum, 'Voluntary Services for the Mentally Handicapped: The Contribution of the Central Association for Mental Welfare and the National Association for Mental Health'

Chapter 4. Doris Odlum, 'The Voluntary Mental Health Services: The Report of the Feversham Committee, 1939'

Chapter 5. Mary Applebey, 'The National Association for Mental Health'

Chapter 6. Emanuel Miller, 'The Development of Child Guidance'

Chapter 7: Norah Gibbs, 'Developments in Child Guidance'

Chapter 8.  G. M. Fleming, 'The Home Office and Developments in Mental Health and Child Care Services'

Chapter 9. Liselotte Frankl, 'The Hampstead Child Therapy Clinic'

Chapter 10. Margaret Lowenfeld, 'The Institute of Child Psychology'

Chapter 11. Doris Odlum, 'The Camphill (Rudolf Steiner) Movements for the Curative Education of Physically and Mentally Handicapped Children'

Chapter 12. Peter Henderson, 'The Ministry of Education Services for Children Suffering from Mental or Emotional Disorders or Handicaps'

Chapter 13. Doris Odlum, 'Developments in the Field of Mental Deficiency'

Chapter 14. Stanley S. Segal, 'The Teaching of Backward Children'

Chapter 15. Frances Taylor, 'The National Society for Mentally Handicapped Children.

Chapter 16. Alexander Walk, 'Mental Health Legislation'

Chapter 17. Isabel Wilson, 'The Board of Control and the Mental Health Services "Seen from the Centre"'

Chapter 18. Allen Daley, 'The London County Council and Developments in the Mental Health Services'

Chapter 19. J. R. Rees, 'Developments in Psychiatry in the Second World War'

Chapter 20. Donald Blair, 'An Outline of the Therapeutic Advances in Psychiatry 1918-1968'

Chapter 21. D. V. Martin, 'The Changing Role of the Mental Nurse'

Chapter 22. Ian Skottowe, 'Medical Education and Mental Health'

Chapter 23. Martin Roth, 'Developments in Psychogeriatrics in Great Britain'

Chapter 24. L. M. Mirrey, 'The Development of Occupational Therapy'

Chapter 25. Joyce L. Wilkins and Norah O'Driscoll, 'The Development of Speech Therapy'

Chapter 26. Edward Adamson, 'Art Therapy in the Treatment of Mental Illness'

Chapter 27. H. Irene Champernowne, 'The Development of Art Therapy and the Withymead Centre 1941-1966'

Chapter 28. J. E. Westmoreland, 'The Development of Community Care and the Role of the Mental Welfare Officer'

Chapter 29. E. M. Harborow, 'The Federation of Associations of Mental Health Workers'

Chapter 30. M. R. Barnes, 'The Contribution of the Psychiatric Social Worker'

Chapter 32. Frank W. Lipscomb, 'The Ex-Services Mental Welfare Society'

Chapter 33. Doris Odlum, 'The British Medical Association'

Chapter 34. Alexander Walk, 'The Royal Medico-Psychological Association'

Chapter 35. Doris Odlum, 'The Bethlem Royal and Maudsley Joint Hospitals and Institute of Psychiatry'

Chapter 36. Doris Odlum, 'The Lady Chichester Hospital for the Prevention and Treatment of Early Nervous Breakdown'

Chapter 37. Doris Odlum, 'The Tavistock Clinic and the Tavistock Institute of Human Relations'

Chapter 38. E. A. Bennet, 'The West End Hospital for Nervous Diseases'

Chapter 39. T. F. Main, 'The Cassel Hospital for Functional Nervous Disorders'

Chapter 40. Doris Odlum, 'Bowden House, Harrow, for the Treatment of Neuroses and Mild Psychoses'

Chapter 41. Joshua Bierer, 'Some Developments in Social Psychiatry in Britain'

Chapter 42. Doris Odlum, 'The National Association of Leagues of Hospital Friends'

Chapter 43. Marjorie C. Hume, 'The Marriage Guidance Movement'

Chapter 44. Doris Odlum, 'The Samaritans'

Chapter 45. M. M. Glatt, 'The Alcoholic Problem in Great Britain - Recent Developments'

Chapter 46. A Member, 'Alcoholics Anonymous'

Chapter 47. C. P. Blacker and Doris Odlum, 'Eugenics and Mental Health'

Chapter 48. Grace Rawlings, 'The Contribution of Psychology to Mental Health'

Chapter 49. Thomas M. Ling, 'Mental Health in Industry'

Chapter 50. C. B. Frisby, 'The National Institute of Industrial Psychology'

Chapter 51. F. H. Tyrer, 'The Contribution of the Industrial Medical Officer to Mental Health in Industry'

Chapter 52. D. Pointon, 'The Role of the Ministry of Labour in the Field of Mental Health'

Chapter 53. Ian G. W. Pickering, 'The Home Office and the Treatment of Mentally Disordered Offenders'

Chapter 54. Joan F. S. King, 'The Probation and After-Care Service and Mental Health'

Chapter 55. Marjorie E. Franklin, 'The Institute for the Study and Treatment of Delinquency'

Chapter 56. Doris Odlum, 'The Howard League for Penal Reform'

Chapter 57. Doris Odlum, 'Mental Health Today and Tomorrow'

Chapter 58. Chronological Table of Important Events

Chapter 59. Index of Authors

Chapter 31. M. H. Bree, 'The Mental After-Care Association'

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