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The machine, having delivered its last ball, shut itself off with a smug click. Stanton turned away from the handball court and walked toward the physical therapist, who held out a robe for him. "That was good, Bart," he said, "real good." "One miss," Stanton said as he shrugged into the robe. "Yeah. Your timing was a shade off there, I guess. But you ran a full minute over your previous record."
It is a good idea to find a person who has a very agreeable and professional manner, who can make you feel at ease since relaxation is very important. It is also beneficial to have a colonic therapist who massages the abdomen and foot reflexes appropriately during the session. Enemas and colonics can accomplish exactly the same beneficial work.
This is true and the relationship can and does have many ramifications. In psychotherapy, the term "transference" is used to denote this relationship. The relationship is further described as a good or bad transference. There is also a countertransference which indicates the reaction of the therapist to the patient. Naturally, in order for the subject to respond, there must be good rapport.
"I can't just go on getting better and better forever. I've got limits, you know." "Sure," said the therapist easily. "So does a golf player. But every golfer goes out and practices by himself to try to beat his own record." "Bunk! The real fun in any game is beating someone else! The big kick in golf is in winning over the other guy in a twosome." "How about crossword puzzles or solitaire?"
Stanton had to work against a machine; no ordinary human being could have given him any competition. Pok! Pok! Ping! Pok! Pok! Ping! Pok! Pok! "One miss," Stanton said to himself. But he fielded the next one nicely and slammed it home. Pok! Pok! Ping! The physical therapist who was standing by glanced at his watch. It was almost time. Pok! Pok! Ping!
"All I get is exercise. All the fun has gone out of it." He sighed and grinned. There was no point in worrying the P.T. man. "I'll just have to stick to cards and chess if I want competition. Speed and strength don't help anything if I'm holding two pair against three of a kind." Before the therapist could say anything, the door opened and a tall, lean man stepped into the fog-filled room.
Some very sick people are too weak to cleanse their own colon, so they should find someone to assist them with an at-home enema or have someone take them to a colonic therapist. Few people these days have any idea how to properly give themselves an enema. The practice has been discredited by traditional medical doctors as slightly dangerous, perhaps addictive and a sign of psychological weirdness.
"Yeah, sure," he said abstractedly as he got up on the rubdown table and lay prone. The therapist saw that Stanton was in no mood for conversation, so he proceeded with the massage in silence. For the first time, Stanton was seeing the Nipe as an individual, as a person, as a thinking, feeling being. We have a great deal in common, you and I, he thought.
She wanted to speak to her former psychology professor as a cheerful therapist but such nascent words when she tried to formulate them in her mouth became dying winds over the rubble reef of her tongue and the sea of her saliva. Still she smiled although a supercilious undertone tried to gain beastly dominion.
He can be given a cue not to remember when the therapist makes a certain motion or says a certain word that he will go back into the hypnotic state but still keep his eyes open. Only an experienced hypnotist could detect the change. Another frequent question is: "How do I arouse myself from the self-hypnotic state?"
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