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A Mind That Found Itself

An Autobiography

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1908
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Read by Skip Corris · 7 h 21 min · 33 parts

  1. Introduction

    1:45

  2. Chapter One

    16:27

  3. Chapter Two

    15:33

  4. Chapter Three

    11:36

  5. Chapter Four

    12:03

  6. Chapter Five

    7:05

  7. Chapter Six

    7:28

  8. Chapter Seven

    8:13

  9. Chapter Eight

    12:43

  10. Chapter Nine

    15:04

  11. Chapter Ten

    7:41

  12. Chapter Eleven

    18:36

  13. Chapter Twelve

    18:41

  14. Chapter Thirteen

    11:29

  15. Chapter Fourteen

    18:43

  16. Chapter Fifteen

    12:50

  17. Chapter Sixteen

    36:10

  18. Chapter Seventeen

    13:22

  19. Chapter Eighteen

    17:25

  20. Chapter Nineteen

    11:11

  21. Chapter Twenty

    12:11

  22. Chapter Twenty-One

    6:53

  23. Chapter Twenty-Two

    15:06

  24. Chapter Twenty-Three

    6:21

  25. Chapter Twenty-Four

    7:59

  26. Chapter Twenty-Five

    6:12

  27. Chapter Twenty-Six

    22:56

  28. Chapter Twenty-Seven

    7:50

  29. Chapter Twenty-Eight

    7:32

  30. Chapter Twenty-Nine

    25:36

  31. Chapter Thirty

    17:18

  32. Chapter Thirty-One

    23:41

  33. Chapter Thirty-Two

    7:55

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Clifford Whittingham Beers begins his autobiography by recalling the anxious child and ambitious New Haven schoolboy he once was. School societies, magazine management, tennis and entry into Yale share the opening pages with worries about his family. He then connects an older brother's long illness with the mental crisis that changed his own life. Writing after his return to health, Beers treats his experience as a responsibility to speak about the care of vulnerable people.

The account becomes a firsthand record of psychiatric hospital life in the United States. A dispute over supper reveals the power attendants held over a patient, while his discussion of physical restraints and heavily sedating medicines challenges institutional practices. Personal memory and criticism of hospital care meet in the same narrative.

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First published
1908
Reading time
About 5 hours
Pages
117
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook
Audio read by
Skip Corris