1. The Walls Come Tumbling Down

Date:

5 March 1963

2. The Gadfly Role of Private Psychiatry

Date:

22 January 1964

3. The New Mental Health Challenge for All Americans

Date:

3 February 1964

4. A Moral Monodrama: The Citizen and the Doctor

Date:

4 May 1964

5. Channeling Citizen Indignation into Meaningful Action

Date:

11 November 1964

6. The Legislative Process: A Primer on Procedures and Pitfalls

Date:

28 September 1965

7. It Can't Happen without Citizen Support

Date:

2 October 1965

8. Our Most Neglected Mental Health Problem: Emotionally Disturbed Children

Date:

16 October 1965

9. Labor Must Face Up to the Challenge of Mental Illness

Date:

11 February 1966

10. The Government and the Citizen: Partners in Mental Health and Mental Retardation

Date:

24 March 1966

11. Current Trends in Dealing with Mental Illness--Are We on the Right Track?

Date:

1 June 1966

12. Letter from Mike Gorman to Phillip L. Sirotkin, National Institute of Mental Health

Date:

23 February 1967

13. Gorman's preliminary notes and list of things to see on the U.S. mental health mission to the U.S.S.R.

Date:

[August 1967]

14. Some Suggestions on What to Take

Date:

[August 1967]

15. Soviet Psychiatry and the Russian Citizen

Date:

16 May 1968

16. Today's Children

Date:

7 June 1968

17. Introduction [to the Final Report of the Joint Commission on Mental Health of Children] (draft)

Date:

[14 March 1969]

18. Models of Delivery of Mental Health Services to the Community in the 1970's

Date:

6 May 1969

19. Memorandum from Mike Gorman to the National Committee Against Mental Illness

Date:

14 May 1969

20. Introduction [to the Final Report of the Joint Commission on Mental Health of Children]

Date:

October 1969