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George Barton Cutten
Chapter IX - Insanity part 1
Chapter IX - Insanity part 1
Chapter IX - Insanity part 1
Saturday 24th December 2022
Uncover the link between alcoholism and insanity in this episode of 'Psychology of Alcoholism' by George Barton Cutten. Learn about its effects on mental health.
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Get the buttons here!Alcoholism and Insanity: A Deep Dive with George Barton Cutten
The number of insane persons whose insanity can be directly traced through long, continued stages of drinking and debauchery, and also the large number of persons in insane retreats whose parents have been alcoholics add weight to the belief in this opposite relation.
Ever wondered about the connection between alcoholism and insanity? In this thought-provoking episode of 'Psychology of Alcoholism' by George Barton Cutten, you'll get a detailed look at how chronic alcoholism intertwines with mental health issues. George Barton Cutten doesn't shy away from presenting conflicting viewpoints, but he backs his discussion with solid statistics from both Europe and America.
You'll hear about how alcoholism can lead to severe mental health problems, affecting everything from your nervous system to your emotions and moral judgment. Cutten also discusses historical treatments like religious conversion and hypnotism, adding an interesting twist to the conversation. He delves into conditions closely related to alcoholism, such as Dipsomania and alcoholic somnambulism, and even touches on delirium tremens and alcoholic epileptic seizures.
If you're curious about the causes of these conditions or want to understand the difference between a dipsomaniac and a drunkard, this episode has got you covered. Perfect for anyone looking to grasp the complex relationship between alcoholism and insanity.