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[Change in psychiatry. The case of the Karl-Bonhoeffer-Clinic for Nervous Diseases (1960-1980)].

The 1960s and 1970s are often described as years of change in psychiatry. The profession encountered strong societal criticism: antipsychiatry, social psychiatry, deinstitutionalization are only a few key words. Based on a quantitative and qualitative analysis of patients' files this article aims at reconstructing these (inter)national debates and conflicts through an analysis of the psychiatric practices inside a German hospital.