The historical practice of clinical psychology may be distinguished from the modern profession of clinical psychology. The Greek word "psyche" means 'breath' or 'soul', while "-logy" (from "logos", meaning 'speech') means 'study of'. Psyche was the Greek goddess of the soul. An early use of the word clinic was to describe 'one who receives baptism on a sick bed' (Webster 1913). In contemporary use it usually describes another kind of cleansing and rebirth – a non-hospital, healthcare facility for rehabilitation in the community.