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Hollister, William Gray was born on July 21, 1915 in Lincoln, Nebraska, United States. Son of Vernon Leo and Lela Gretchen (Pilcher) Hollister.
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Alternative Services in Community Mental Health: Programs and Processes
(More than 50 percent of mental health center caseloads in...)
More than 50 percent of mental health center caseloads involve individuals who could be helped outside the traditional clinic setting. This book is the first to outline procedures for expanding local mental health programs by adding nonclinical services: individualized tutorial or group education, social rehabilitation and self-help group experiences, and case management services. The authors present a convincing case for these less costly, but equally effective, methods of treatment. Originally published in 1985. A UNC Press Enduring Edition -- UNC Press Enduring Editions use the latest in digital technology to make available again books from our distinguished backlist that were previously out of print. These editions are published unaltered from the original, and are presented in affordable paperback formats, bringing readers both historical and cultural value.
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William Gray Hollister
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William Gray Hollister, American psychiatrist. Diplomate American Board Psychiatry and Neurology, American Board Preventive Medicine. Served with National Institute of Mental Health, 1943-1965. Fellow American Psychiatric Association, American Public Health Association (Distinguished Service medal 1964); member American Medical Association.
Education
Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology, University Nebraska, 1937. Bachelor of Science in Psychology, University Nebraska, 1940. Doctor of Medicine, University Nebraska, 1941.
Master of Public Health (Rockefeller fellow), Johns Hopkins University, 1947. Postgraduate, Washington Psychoanalytic Institute, 1965.
Career
Intern, Grady Hospital, Atlanta, 1941-1942; resident in psychiatry, Bishop Clarkson Memorial Hospital, Omaha, 1942-1943; resident in psychiatry, United States Public Health Service Hospital, Fort Worth, 1947-1949; supervisor venereal disease control, Mississippi Board Health, Jackson, 1943-1946; psychiatric consultant Region IV, United States Public Health Service, Atlanta, 1949-1956; national school mental health consultant, National Institute of Mental Health, Bethesda, Maryland., 1956-1961; chief branch community research and services, National Institute of Mental Health, 1962-1965; professor psychiatry, director community psychiatry, U. North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 1965-1986; professor emeritus, U. North Carolina, Chapel Hill, since 1988. Consultant in occupational psychiatry International Business Machines Corporation, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, 1965-1985. National mental health chairman National Congress Parent-Teachers Association, 1958-1962, 65-69.
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Alternative Services in Community Mental Health: Programs and Processes
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Alternative Services in Community Mental Health: Programs and Processes
Membership
Served with National Institute of Mental Health, 1943-1965. Fellow American Psychiatric Association, American Public Health Association (Distinguished Service medal 1964). Member American Medical Association.
Connections
Married Frances Flora Scudder, March 23, 1940. Children— David W., Robert Michael, Alan Scudder, Frances Virginia.
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Religion
Unitarian