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On completion of this program, the participant will be able to: 1. Name at least two well-researched physiological mechanisms most likely involved in Energy Psychology treatments 2. Cite at least two research studies from the fields of physiology and immunology that indirectly support the notion that Energy Psychology could be effective 3. Describe at least one theory from the field of immunology that provides indirect theoretical support for the potential usefulness of energy interventions as appropriate psychotherapeutic adjuncts.

Many patients in counseling would be surprised to hear their therapist urge them to communicate with their ”soul.” But Needham therapist Judith Swack believes such talk should be the lingua franca among her clients.