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Continuous-flow Therapy (1939)

“Continuous-flow bath is the best method for calming excited mental cases. With their bodies greased, the patients can remain in the baths for hours, gradually fall asleep.”

LIFE magazine. 1939
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Re: Continuous-flow Therapy (1939)

In the book "The Nun's Story" that was made into an Audrey Hepburn film, the nun is sent to work in a mental hospital where the patients have this treatment and she says that the noise of them drumming their heels on the bottom of the baths was deafening.
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Re: Continuous-flow Therapy (1939)

Must check out that film woodsetton, the plot is the type that appeals to me
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Re: Continuous-flow Therapy (1939)

Actually looks rather soothing

Do I have to be mental or can I con someone into setting that up for me
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Re: Continuous-flow Therapy (1939)

Do I have to be mental or can I con someone into setting that up for me
We're all off our nut anyway so would qualify
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Re: Continuous-flow Therapy (1939)

Kinda looks nice
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Re: Continuous-flow Therapy (1939)

Looks like spa treatment to me.
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Re: Continuous-flow Therapy (1939)

In the book "The Nun's Story" that was made into an Audrey Hepburn film, the nun is sent to work in a mental hospital where the patients have this treatment and she says that the noise of them drumming their heels on the bottom of the baths was deafening.
I watched that movie when I was young and I distinctly remember that scene with all the screaming, like they were being tortured or something.


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