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Mental health
Mental patients do the chores on the Caledon Hills farm of Mrs
10/7/1967
The insane and the law
3/15/1972
Taking LSD a 24-year-old woman became psychotic and produced this Strong brush marks enclosing the head indicate a retreat from the world
11/4/1970
The kind of hallucinations suffered by an 18-year-old girl was revealed by this drawing
11/6/1970
A depressed 20-year-old man made this grim painting showing a tombstone bearing his name (here blotted out)
11/4/1970
Sheltered workers
12/3/1982
Sharon Meehan, 21, right, is delighted as Santa Claus (her brother Shawn) shows her gifts while her parents Larry and Georgette watch
12/11/1985
New family
1/25/1986
A bleak scene
4/2/1982
New workplace: Mary Mastromatteo and Crawford Noble, employees of Central ARC Industries, stack paper into shrinking tunnels at their new workplace in Scarborough
5/21/1987
Shirley Desroches: Traumatic decision
12/15/1978
Caroline Dioane lives in co-op Dalhaeko
2/23/1995
Schizophrenia patient Patrick says Clozapine has turned his life around
5/30/1991
Tiffany Dawe (with mother Linda) lives in co-op Dalhaeko
2/23/1995
Peace Ranch, a 25-acre farm nestled in the Caledon Hills, is home to 10 chronic schizophrenics
10/31/1991
Peace Ranch, a 25-acre farm nestled in the Caledon Hills, is home to 10 chronic schizophrenics
10/31/1991
Peace Ranch, a 25-acre farm nestled in the Caledon Hills, is home to 10 chronic schizophrenics
10/31/1991
Even in the 1940s, Gordon Bell, founder of the Donwood institute and now 80, was treating alcoholism as an addiction when others viewed it as just a moral problem
10/31/1991
Donwood's Gordon Bell: A dependency that threatens survival
11/2/1978
Bell, Gordon (Don Wood Institute not associated with Bank of Nova Scotia)
11/2/1978
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