New York: Benjamin Rush Society, 1949-1950. Three issues of the staplebound journal, 31, 30 and 50 pages respectively, no. 2 somewhat toned and smudged, otherwise good. "Devoted to the fullest consideration of basic questions in the field of Psychiatry, Psychology and Social Work, in the light of scientific materialism." Affiliated..... More

Cat.No: 221963

Tappan & Hartsdale: Confide Personal Counseling, [1970s]. Eight-panel informational brochure folded to 3.5x8.5 inches, very good on yellow stock. The Director was Garrett Oppenheim and offered the unusual option of taped couseling which utilized cassette, 8-track or open-reel recordings mailed between the counselors and patients (thus the estimate that this..... More

Cat.No: 236406

Syracuse, NY: J.C. Allen, 1976. 18p., staplebound wraps, 8.5x11 inches; address penned on rear cover with canceled stamp, otherwise very good. Poetry and a personal prose narrative about forced mental treatment, psychiatric abuse, and commitment to various institutions. More

Cat.No: 224044

Zagreb: The Gallery of Primitive Art / The Gallery of Contemporary Art / Glyptothyeke JAZU, 1987. Paperback. 196p., color and b&w reproductions on clay-coated alkaline paperstock, captioned with extensive vitae and running texts in Croatian and English; softbound in 11.5x8 inch glossy frenchfold white wraps. Cover is somewhat handled, with..... More

Cat.No: 236148

Minot ND, Hillsdale NY, Somerville MA: the journal, 1972. Seven issues of the journal in tabloid newspaper format, all worn, all on toned newsprint, all with stamped or penned address on rear wrap, Number 3 with pencil marginalia throughout else generally good condition. The numbering remained consistent even through changes..... More

Cat.No: 242845

Jamaica, NY: Dolores Warner, 1976. 38p., staplebound wraps, 8.5x11 inches, very good. Single issue of the radical therapy journal, which included contributions by former patients. Highly critical of then-common methods of institutionalization. Also included are two earlier issues which unfortunately have portions clipped out. More

Cat.No: 224007

New York: Project Release, 1974. 12p., 7x8.5 inches, very good. Single issue of the radical newsletter published by former mental patients opposed to involuntary commitment. "Project Release exists in opposition to the whole self-perpetuating bureaucracy of 'Mental Health' care in this society..." More

Cat.No: 224009

Great Neck NY: Felix Morrow/Publisher, 1985. Paperback. 183p., illustrated with an extensive b&w section, plus three art pieces shown in color on the covers; softbound in 8.5x5.5 inch glossy wraps. Aside from faintest edgewear, entirely sound, clean and unmarked, a very good copy. More

Cat.No: 244253

San Francisco: Proseminar Institute, 1978. Paperback. Variously paginated with different fonts each article (or portion thereof), a small stiff copyshop-bound booklet, 8.5x5.5 inches, fastened with a plastic comb spine. Cover titling printed on light cardstock; covers and leaves turn a little awkwardly, perhaps because the comb is too small. However..... More

Cat.No: 244588

N. pl. The Journal of Sex Research, 1989. pp86-89., 6x9 inches, very good pamphlet in stapled blue wraps with diecut cover. Offprint from The Journal of Sex Research, vol. 5, no. 2, May, 1989. More

Cat.No: 119042

New York: Basic Books, 1962. Hardcover. viii, 358p., viii, 359p., tables, preface, conclusion, appendixes, bibliography, index, very good first edition in cloth and unclipped dj. "The first systematic comparison study of the crucial factors in the origins, development and potential treatability of the male homosexual." - dj. More

Cat.No: 56857

San Francisco: C.G. Jung Institute of San Francisco, 1981. 38p., 5.5x8.5 inches, very good in sunned stapled wraps. More

Cat.No: 133501