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Theory These preliminary results were so promising, however, that The psycho-educational sessions were important in rela- we plan to continue the project with a few changes: trying addi- tion to convictions the men and women had beforehand. tional methods and improving those we have already used. Communicating that there could be differences and that Possibilities for cooperation have been discussed with a changes could occur during the process relaxed some of their newly established sleep laboratory in Copenhagen. stiff attitudes and beliefs. Trauma theory had the strongest res- onance with the men, possibly due to their greater exposure to Editors: Shirley Bliley, Ann Vaughan imprisonment and torture. Journal Layout & Design: Grafton Blankinship HEMI-SYNC® The HEMI-SYNC JOURNAL, a publication of The Monroe Institute®, an educational and Binaural-beat CD research organization dedicated to exploring This intervention and “conflict-free imagery” were used and developing the uses and understanding of human consciousness, offers current reporting only with the women’s group. METAMUSIC® Sleeping through on research and application of the Hemi-Sync® technology in a variety of professional fields. the Rain, a Hemi-Sync® CD developed by The Monroe The HEMI-SYNC JOURNAL is published by Institute®, was used to calm the thought processes and reduce The Monroe Institute, 365 Roberts Mountain Road, Faber, VA 22938-2317. Telephone: (434)