Practitioners of this technique include Stephen Khamsi and Steven Witty, whose study of ten subjects in San Francisco found that it consists of seven stages ending in disengagement.
Practitioners of this technique include Stephen Khamsi and Steven Witty, whose study of ten subjects in San Francisco found that it consists of seven stages ending in disengagement. An extension to this technique called the ";four steps method,"; developed by J. Konrad Stettbacher, was praised by Alice Miller for addressing this practice's flaws. The founder of this technique wrote that humans have three lines of consciousness, which leads to three levels of imprinting. Tomas Videgard wrote a report on the success and failure of this technique, which was described in books such as The Biology of Love and one subtitled ";Toward a Real World."; It was first discovered on a patient known as Danny Wilson, when he fell down to the floor and started convulsing while yelling out ";Mommy! Daddy!"; This technique, now practiced at a namesake center in Santa Monica by its founder, attempts to force patients to find their ";real self"; by reliving childhood trauma. For 10 points, name this technique of Arthur Janov, which cures neurosis by reducing people to a namesake basic level of existence.
Practitioners of this technique include Stephen Khamsi and Steven Witty, whose study of ten subjects in San Francisco found that it consists of seven stages ending in disengagement.
Primal Therapy [or  Primal Scream therapy, or  Feeling Therapy until Videgard is read]