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Letter to the EditorFull Access

Chestnut Lodge

Published Online:https://doi.org/10.1176/pn.36.12.0027

The article in the April 20 issue about Chestnut Lodge, “Money Woes May End Mission of Historic Hospital,” stated that “two legendary psychiatrists-psychoanalysts, Frieda Fromm-Reichmann, M.D., and Harry Stack Sullivan, M.D., served on its staff.”

Fromm-Reichmann: yes, for 22 years; Sullivan: no, he was never on the staff but he did give a series of very valuable lectures out at Dr. Dexter Bullard’s house on the hospital grounds. These were recorded and edited into a series of posthumously published books.

Baltimore, Md.