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For instance , the subject is invited to imagine floating in a hot bath or a lake and
may be told that each breath out will leave him feeling a bit more comfortable and
that he will be able to breathe more deeply and easily . Spiegel encourages the ...
For instance , the subject is invited to imagine floating in a hot bath or a lake and
may be told that each breath out will leave him feeling a bit more comfortable and
that he will be able to breathe more deeply and easily . Spiegel encourages the ...
Page 208
After increasing the number of items of clothing she was able to try on while on
the second floor , she was able to begin working on becoming comfortable with
the third floor in similar fashion ; except by this time , she was able to skip the step
...
After increasing the number of items of clothing she was able to try on while on
the second floor , she was able to begin working on becoming comfortable with
the third floor in similar fashion ; except by this time , she was able to skip the step
...
Page 225
She was able to function reasonably well within a one - mile radius of her house
but was unable to travel beyond that . She was also unable to drive a car by
herself over any distance and within the two months prior to her initial
consultation ...
She was able to function reasonably well within a one - mile radius of her house
but was unable to travel beyond that . She was also unable to drive a car by
herself over any distance and within the two months prior to her initial
consultation ...
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