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I like that we both studied structuralism, would you be interested in collaborating in our studies?

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Your studies are interesting, however, I believe they should focus on how the mentally ill as an entirety.

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I enjoy your psychological studies and the work you have done.

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Location: Massachusetts

Date of Birth: April 4, 1802

Date of Death: July 17, 1887

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Education History: spent most of my time working and helping out in the Massachusetts prison.

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Work History: I was an author, teacher and reformer. My efforts on behalf of the mentally ill and prisoners helped create dozens of new institutions across the United States and in Europe and changed people’s perceptions of these populations. Charged during the American Civil War with the administration of military hospitals, I also established a reputation as an advocate for the work of female nurses.

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About Me: I was born on April 4, 1802, in Hamden, Maine. I grew up in Massachusetts. At the age of twelve, I went to live with my grandmother in Boston to escape the abusive of my father. At the age of fourteen, I started my first school and gained a reputation as a capable teacher and strict disciplinarian. In 1821 I catered to Boston’s rich and elite. During this time, I tutored the poor and neglected students in my own home. By 1836, my health had deteriorated to such a point that my school was forced to close permanently. Later that year, I decided to sail to Europe and spend time recovering on the coast of Italy. Unfortunately, I fell ill in England, where I was taken good care of, by the Rathbone family. William Rathbone was a wealthy humanitarian who fought for better care of the “mentally disordered” of England. It was he who influenced my ideas on the moral and effective treatment of America’s insane; this involved less use of mechanical restraints and more productive activities.
In 1841, I toured a prison in Cambridge, Massachusetts. I was horrified at the conditions in which those classified as “insane” were forced to live. They were underfed, dirty, and in some cases, chained to the walls or forced to sleep on stone floors. That’s when I decided to make it my life mission to improve the quality of life for such people. For the next two decades or so, I traveled to the United States lobbying for the mentally ill.  All my efforts resulted in numerous studies, bills, and changes in legislation that improved the lives of the mentally ill. Also, my efforts resulted in the formation of many hospitals specifically for the mentally ill.
At the outbreak of the Civil War, I was named superintendent of Union Army nurses. Although I was in poor health, I organized women into nursing corps, inspected hospitals, and raised money for medical supplies. I insisted on equal treatment of both Union and Confederate soldiers, which angered some Northern Republicans. Yet, after the war, I continued my travels and helped in the rehabilitation of facilities in the Southern United States. In 1882, I moved into an apartment designated for me at the New Jersey State Hospital.

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Network: Humanistic- relating to or supporting the principles of humanism.
Structuralism- a method of interpretation and analysis of aspects of human cognition, behavior, culture, and experience that focuses on relationships of contrast between elements in a conceptual system that reflect patterns underlying a superficial diversity.

My work falls into this category because I believe that the stress of the potential value and goodness of human beings is emphasized common human needs and seek solely rational ways of solving human problems. For example, when I helped out the and created the asylums for the mentally disabled.

My work falls into this category because I wonder on how the brain works for mentally disabled compared to regular people.

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Intro for Nurses- this is a group for women who want to learn hot to become a nurse.

Crazy Help- this group is here to help the mentally disabled and give them somewhere to stay.

Brain Studies- the aim for this group is to study the brains of the mentally disabled.

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Took a break from the asylum today, it’s starting to get to my head;). I went to another hospital to help out the injured, didn’t go to well. Men are still getting shot and it’s hard to patch them up from a bullet hole. Starting to miss my disabled buddies.

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Went back to my old hospital today. Can’t believe it still stands, but it needs a new paint job. Bring back so many memories working with the mental there.

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Went back the the old front. It’s so peaceful  here now, I can’t believe it. It goes from battlefield and blood all over to bueatiful scenery. When I was walking through there it reminded me of allthe  people I saved and helped during the civil war.

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Max Wertheimer- we both study the behaviors of people, except I look into the mentally disabled more.

Sigmund Freud- both Study the way people do things, except I focus mor on the disabled.

Carl Wernicke- both worked in a war as a nurse/doctor.

Carl Rogers- both of us are humanistic and believe in the roles of humanism.

Edward B. Titchener- both wandered on how the brain works and devlops in its on way.

William Wundt- both wonder on how the brain works and develops in its on way for people.

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This picture represents some of the metallly disabled people I tried to help and work on. They’re in my asylum getting the help they need, instead of being hated and mistreated outside the asylum.