In this episode of InkProfiler, Dr. Mozelle Martin explores the disturbing history of ancient mental health treatments, from trepanation to public shaming, and how fear-driven practices caused harm under the guise of healing. Learn how modern investigative ethics reveal the dangers of treating mental illness without compassion or science—and how echoes of these mistakes still exist today.
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DISCLAIMER: Due to progressive multiple sclerosis, this podcast may use synthesized voice technology to assist with delivery. All content and perspectives are fully authored and guided by me, Dr. Mozelle Martin, and are presented for educational and informational purposes only.
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