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Celebrating 100 Years of Mind, Medicine, Healing, Hope

Henry Phipps Clinic 2013It began with a generous gift, a magnificent building, and a leader with an innovative mission. It became a home for pioneers and launched generations of clinicians, teachers, and researchers.Today it remains on the cutting edge of scientific investigation into the causes of psychiatric illnesses and the search for better treatments.

The building of the Phipps Clinic in 1913 represented a shift in American psychiatry from isolated asylums to providing humane care in a medical clinic attached to a teaching hospital. The beautiful building’s presence next to The Johns Hopkins Hospital made psychiatry visible and a full partner in the medical discovery of the era. In 2013, the joys and challenges of the next 100 years will mean the further push of scientific and social boundaries to fully understand these common and debilitating illnesses.
 

OUR HISTORY

Henry PhippsOrigin of the Phipps Psychiatric Clinic
A brief historical overview of how it all began
Adolf Meyer

A Century of Leaders
Psychiatry's directors from Meyer to DePaulo

Clinic Staff 1915Celebrating Psychiatry's Stars
Meet some of Johns Hopkins' most influential faculty of the last century
Phipps CollonadeThe Phipps Perspective: From Meyer to McHugh
What makes Hopkins psychiatry special - a century in the making
NursesPsychiatry Nursing - The Early Years
Treatments have changes but not the philosophy
Margaret Smith BrogdenPsychiatry Social Work
Social work and psychiatry began together at Hopkins 
Loom in the PhippsPsychiatry Occupational Therapy - COMING SOON

SPECIAL LECTURE SERIES
A Stellar Century: Johns Hopkins' Impact on American Psychiatry

Dr. Robert Findling

THIRD IN THE SERIES - THE LEO KANNER LECTURE
 Robert L. Findling, M.D., M.B.A. on The Gift of Child Psychiatry
 June 6, 2013  |  5-6 PM  
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Dr. George KoobSECOND IN THE SERIES
George F. Koob, Ph.D. on The Dark Side of Drug Addiction: The Horsley Gantt to Joseph Brady Connection
March 27, 2013  |  5-6 PM
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Paul McHugh

FIRST IN THE SERIES
Paul McHugh, M.D. on Adolf Meyer: Achievement and Influence in Psychiatry
January 30, 2013  |  5-6 PM
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BOOKS

Paul McHugh and The PerspectivesFACULTY BOOKS
Discover some of our latest and rediscover the classics

MAKE A CENTENNIAL GIFT

Phipps Building 2012THE HENRY PHIPPS PSYCHIATRIC CLINIC: The Next 100 Years
Philanthropy has moved from bricks and mortar to investments in scientists, teachers, and clinicians

 

 
 

 

2013 Special Lecture Series
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Great Works

GREAT WORKS: 100 Years of Philanthropy in Service of Hopkins Psychiatry.

 

     

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