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What did they do to solve or make the problem better.

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What did they do to solve or make the problem better.

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Created better place for children in trouble. State governments don't put debtors in prison.

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The Walnut Street Prison was one of the forerunners of an entire school of thought on prison construction and reform.The prison was built on Walnut Street, in Philadelphia, as a city jail in 1773 to alleviate overcrowding in the existing city jail.. Prisons were overcrowded and dirty, and inmates attacked each other regularly. Those who served their sentences came out of prison probably more inclined toward a criminal life than they were before their incarceration. This means that they had so many people that they needed another place to keep them in

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What was the outcome of this reform movement.

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What was the outcome of this reform movement.

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Some of the outcomes were  Dix was able to be a teacher for the education for the blind but her main concern was her mental illness. Her mental illness affected her job for education and couldn't much. Even though her mental affected her she was still able to help

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Some of the  She was horrified to see that many inmates were bound in chains and locked in cages. Children accused of minor thefts were jailed with adult criminals. People were really nervous to see all of those people locked up in chains.

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Give some examples of how the mentally ill were treated.

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Give some examples of how the mentally ill were treated.

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Mentally ill had been chained day and night to their bedsteads.  They were usually restrained by the strait-waistcoat, and with collars round their necks, the collars being fastened with chains or straps to the upper part of the bedstead, to prevent, it was said their tearing their clothes. Overall the mentally ill people got abused a lot and didn't get any of the right treatment.

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Prison & Asylum Reform By Kaiti and Kayla

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Early treatment to "cure" disabilities.

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The leaders to reform this was Dorothea Dix and Dr. John Gult were the main leaders. What they did is they tried their best to try to keep the prison under control.

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After touring prisons, workhouses, almshouses, and private homes to gather evidence of appalling abuses, she made her case for state-supported care. She not only helped establish five hospitals in America, but also went to Europe where she successfully pleaded for human rights to Queen Victoria and the Pope. A tireless crusader for the treatment of the mentally ill, was made the Superintendent of Nurses for the Union Army during the Civil war.

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Dr. John Galt at eastern lunatic asylum, in Williamsburg, Virginia, the first publicly supported psychiatric hospital in America.  Dr. Galt had many revolutionary ideas about treating the insane, based on his conviction that they had dignity. Among his enlightened approaches were the use of drugs, the introduction of "TALK THERAPY" and advocating outplacement rather than lifelong stays.

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This is one of the many things doctors tried to "help" mental people.