| Psychotherapeutic techniques have well-known pluses and minuses. |
| Here evidently was the first recognition of the psychotherapeutic variation which we call today hypnotism. |
| And psychotherapeutic effort will often demand such a training for work rather than a reduction of work and rest. |
| The only one that has been put with any force in favour of work which has no pretensions to literary or artistic merit, is that it may have a psychotherapeutic value. |
| Up to a certain degree, though not often completely, they too yield easily to psychotherapeutic influence. |
| If this were all that it meant, however, prayer would not be a religious but a psychotherapeutic exercise. |
