Psychotherapy; a course of reading in sound psychology, sound medicine and sound religion. (1909)
Parker, William Belmont, 1871-1934, editor · New York : Centre Pub. Co · leaf 253
self and be in a conditionwhere everything tends to require that of her, where a disciplinaryregimen will be enforced. I am speaking now of any pronouncedform of hysteria in a person of delicate type surrounded with a sym-pathetic family. But however powerful his personality, more thanhis presence… … AN outline of the usual treatment would describe it as consisting. in the use of a few drugs, of baths, of massage, and physicalexercises, of occupations, and of walks and sports in the open air, andmost important of all, verbal suggestions in the form of sympathetictalks. All of these measures are…
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