Beyond the Asylum: Anti-psychiatry and Care in the Community

Series consists of papers, correspondence, photographs and cassette tapes related to the seminar on "Beyond the Asylum: Anti-psychiatry and Care in the Community", which was held at the Wellcome Trust Centre for the History of Medicine at UCL on 18 February 2003. The seminar was part of the Wellcome Witnesses to Twentieth Century Medicine meetings also known as the Witness Seminars. Unlike most other seminars, the transcript of this seminar was not published.

The witnesses for the seminar were; David Anderson; Professor Tom Arie; Dr Joseph Berke; Sir Christopher Booth; Dr Christopher Bridgett; Dr Mark Bufton; Dr John Carrier; Dr Pamela Dale; Dr Craig Fees; Professor Hugh Freeman (Chair); Chris Freudenberg; Professor Robert Hinshelwood; Professor Gail Hornstein; Dr Bernard Ineichen; Dr Mark Jackson; Dr David Kennard; Dr Gordon Langley; Professor Ian McDonald; Dr Diana Manuel; Dr David Millard; Dr Francis Neary; Dr Michael Neve; Dr Malcolm Pines; Dr Leon Redler; Dr Geoffrey Rivett; Dr Henry Rollin; Professor Sir Michael Rutter; Professor Karl Schmidt; Liz Spencer; Dr Andy Stevens; Dr David Tyrrell; and Dr Stuart Whiteley.

The meeting organisers were Dr Mark Jackson and Dr Daphne Christie.

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Others present at the meeting included; Patricia Allderidge; Professor Virginia Berridge; Professor John Burnham; Dr Hsienchih Chiou; Dr Sally Davies; Dr Kimberlie Dean; Dr Louisa Dunk; Dr Robert Flanagan; Colin Gale; Professor Stanley Gelbier; Dr Christine Hallett; Dr Sarah Hornby; Professor Ian McDonald; Professor John Pickstone; Dr Morton Schatzman; Dr John Scholes; Dr Donald Scott; Dr Bella Starling; Professor John Walker-Smith; and Dr John Williams.

Apologies sent by; Dr Jonathan Andrewes; Dr Peter Bartlett; Dr German Berrios; Dr Harold Bridger; Professor Anthony Clare; Dr David Clark; Dr Bernard Dixon; Sir George Godber; Professor David Jolley; Dr Jane Knowles; Professor Kathleen Jones; Professor Karen Luker; Professor R. Mayou; Professor Digby Tantam; Dr Trevor Turner; Dr Charles Webster; and John Wilder.