Treatment of a 15 year old hebephrenic girl in a community hospital.
The preceeding discussion and case histroy illustrate the modern eclecticism which must be utilized in a synergistic manner to effect remissions in psychiatric illnesses heretofore unresponsive to treatment. The community psychiatrist must be capable of functioning in the face of adversity and sometimes must receive the criticism of his peers with equanimity and tolerance by accepting the opportunity as a challenge to educate colleagues to the full potentiality of modern psychiatry.