http://exhibits.library.stonybrook.edu/mfp/files/original/ca59dc63d4c833757a145f5969c5bef2.pdf 8c48c9937396ed8ebdf3ee7eb3fe1a46 PDF Text Text March 21, 1980 Dear Andy and Betty, very much for our Congratulations on Deborah Jane's arrival ! I name Deborah, and in fact, Martha and I used daughter, Rachel Deborah. like the first it I look forward to seeing you in Prague, for indeed, planning to attend, having been asked to monitor a program in hallucinogen and amphetamine abuse. I am not sure that my family will be with me, for I am planning to get a house somewhere on the Meditteranean and spend many weeks away drom work. I have a project proposal to study marijuana in Athens, which is before NIMH and if they consider it useful, they may fund it before the summer. I am _ The family is well. Jon is away at Colby College and we hear from him every few Weeks. He is a ski in Maine, and seems to enjoy College between ski runs. Martha enthusiast, is enjoying her teaching; the girls seem to survive the many crises of young people. ’ is progressing well, despite a very hectic college is planning to move from Manhattan organizational situation. Our work . ,._ news", .. .7, 1:1,“ . v.— Our to Westchester, and while we thought it was many years away, the realities of our economy forced the school to decide to move as soon as possible, preferably before 1972. So, we are involved in planning programs in Westchester; moving part of our Department to the new Mental Health Center which should open this winter; and keeping up with the demand for service—- particularly since we are involved in studying and treating Opiate dependence. In this period of rapid growth, I am sure that we will be able to find a place for you. (I forgot, we also have a new relationship with our local state hospital, and one of my students has become the Director. I am to assist them in setting up a center like MIP). .«.-.A..-‘.w.-«.r.. best study has been our ECT work. We have that unilateral ECT does indeed have less memory effects than The wr-H 'YI’vy‘W Tani—,1 «pwmw In.“ ‘74-“ I'_".'r.w found bilateral, with Hoppital, where we are dning the study, is planning to visit South Africa in late April or May. Dr. William Karliner is an excellent clinician, and you may enjoy having him visit with you and those of your associates interested in ECT. I will give him your name, trust he will call. brother. He return enjoyed his trip very much and is saving busily to trip. Indeed, he has tried to seduce my family into talking me into going to Africa—~ and perhaps we will. ‘ ”Ruin: . . . w_w IVL'E'W -rm-— clinical response. This has encouraged try multiple treatments in one sitting, and we now are examining the possibility of treating depressive patients in 3 sessions, 4 seizures each (so-called multiple monitored ECT). It is quite successful, and the anticipated memory effects are just not observed, even on sophisticated tests. Incidentally, one of the practitioners at Gracie Square us to and 'rPV'nr-a'“rmvsp- almost equivalent dinner in Prague. Many thanks for discussing Keep up your work, and Mv SA with my make a I look forward to hear rewards: to which Martha adds her own. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Correspondence Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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