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Book Review: Treating the Treatment Failures.

Treating The Treatment Failures. Arnold M. Ludwig. New York, N .Y . , Grune & Stratton. pp. 235, $12.00 U.S. 1971. The subtitle of this book, "The Challenge of Chronic Schizophrenia", is a less ambitious but more accurate description of its con­ tents. The author, who is presently the Chair­ man of the Department of Psychiatry in Lexington, Kentucky, has experimented for four years with the treatment of chronic schizophrenics, most of them at Mendota State Hospital, Madison, Wisconsin. He at­ tempts to explore various psychosocial treat­ ment approaches and, while he is not advocating any specific type of treatment program, he is indicating what generaliza­ tions or treatment principles may be derived from his various studies. Seventy-four chronic schizophrenics, aged from 21 to 50 years, have participated in various treat­ ment studies, some having been followed for more than three years. In addition to treat­ ment programs, pre-discharge and aftercare programs are also described in the last 30 pages, of the book.