Francis Willis

Francis Willis was a British physician in the 18th and 19th centuries known for his pioneering treatment of mental illness. He specialized in caring for individuals with severe psychological conditions and was notable for using more humane approaches than was common at the time. Willis is particularly famous for treating King George III during his bouts of mental instability, helping to restore the king’s health. His methods combined medical care and compassionate treatment, paving the way for more modern approaches to mental health.