At twenty-four, Clifford Beers, Yale graduate and son of an old New England family, was confined to a mental institution, where he experienced and saw terrible mistreatment of patients. Eight years later, after his time in another institution, he wrote A Mind That Found Itself, exposing the inhumane conditions of these institutions. Beers went on to found an outpatient center for mental health, the Clifford Beers Clinic, in 1913, and is considered the founder of the American Mental Hygiene Movement. - Summary from Wikipedia
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Introduction Read by Skip Corris 1:45
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Chapter One Read by Skip Corris 16:27
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Chapter Two Read by Skip Corris 15:33
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Chapter Three Read by Skip Corris 11:36
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Chapter Four Read by Skip Corris 12:03
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Chapter Five Read by Skip Corris 7:05
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Chapter Six Read by Skip Corris 7:28
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Chapter Seven Read by Skip Corris 8:13
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Chapter Eight Read by Skip Corris 12:43
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Chapter Nine Read by Skip Corris 15:04
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Chapter Ten Read by Skip Corris 7:41
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Chapter Eleven Read by Skip Corris 18:36
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Chapter Twelve Read by Skip Corris 18:41
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Chapter Thirteen Read by Skip Corris 11:29
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Chapter Fourteen Read by Skip Corris 18:43
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Chapter Fifteen Read by Skip Corris 12:50
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Chapter Sixteen Read by Skip Corris 36:10
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Chapter Seventeen Read by Skip Corris 13:22
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Chapter Eighteen Read by Skip Corris 17:25
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Chapter Nineteen Read by Skip Corris 11:11
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Chapter Twenty Read by Skip Corris 12:11
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Chapter Twenty-One Read by Skip Corris 6:53
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Chapter Twenty-Two Read by Skip Corris 15:06
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Chapter Twenty-Three Read by Skip Corris 6:21
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Chapter Twenty-Four Read by Skip Corris 7:59
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Chapter Twenty-Five Read by Skip Corris 6:12
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Chapter Twenty-Six Read by Skip Corris 22:56
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Chapter Twenty-Seven Read by Skip Corris 7:50
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Chapter Twenty-Eight Read by Skip Corris 7:32
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Chapter Twenty-Nine Read by Skip Corris 25:36
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Chapter Thirty Read by Skip Corris 17:18
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Chapter Thirty-One Read by Skip Corris 23:41
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Chapter Thirty-Two Read by Skip Corris 7:55
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