That is what strikes me about this therapist—she is VERY busy. How does she have time to see patients? How many patients does she have? Perhaps just a couple she focuses her “behavioral” techniques on.
Susceptible subjects could be hypnotized or have their behaviors modified.
I’d also be curious, with the quality of earbuds these days, to know how many shooters are using them or their phones when they hear the voices.
That is what strikes me about this therapist—she is VERY busy. How does she have time to see patients? How many patients does she have? Perhaps just a couple she focuses her “behavioral” techniques on.
Susceptible subjects could be hypnotized or have their behaviors modified.
I’d also be curious, with the quality of earbuds these days, to know how many shooters are using them or their phones when they hear the voices.
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Very good point about the time factor O’Neil. You really have come to a nub of important questions about the therapist, I believe.
It is my guess that once we unravel the pattern of connections and activities, they will serve as a template for uncovering others. Just a thought.