Before bringing on Part Two of the “Women in Therapy” incident which . . . deliciously . . involves many psychologists and psychiatrists bringing pressure to bear–

I wanted to mention a series of studies done at clinical centers where therapy is done using various biofeedback methods.  The couple or couple and children are seen together, each individual hooked up to blood pressure and pulse monitors, brave wave and skin response gauges.

The therapist or a family member mentions something that gets one person going.  The team watches gauges to determine which individual’s responses goes up in tandem with the upset person, who More >