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How Families View Psychiatric Hospitalization for Their Adolescents: a Follow-Up Study

~’HIS is a preliminary report on some results of a continuing follow-up study 1 of 67 of the 97 adolescent patients treated at McLean Hospital between September 1961 and May 1963. The sample includes all adolescents, aged 13 to 19 years, who were hospitalized for three months or more. Thirty patients whose length of stay was under three months were eliminated from the study. The focus of this paper, and a major objective of the study, is an investigation and documentation of family reactions to the hospitalization experience. Other analyses of the follow-up data are projected. In the last decade, the number of adolescent admissions to mental hospitals throughout the country has increased greatly. According to Hansen (1969)1, In recent years the out-of-joint nature of our society apparently makes it difficulty for many adolescents to grow up without displaying