During psychotherapy, clinical intuition plays a critical role because it fills the gap that exists between theory and practice. Simply put, clinical intuition is what represents the self-organizing, emergent as well as dimensions of psychotherapy, which matches moment-to-moment intervention with the response. If approached from a dynamical point of view, then the combination of a therapist and a patient is able to organize itself even to the edge of chaos; a point where the

Studies show that you can use your heart rate signals to tell if randomly selected stimuli would either be pleasant or otherwise. This is not a new thing actually as the heart has for a long time been associated with many things. Including love! Years ago, Bierman and Radin (1997) came up with an effective method of measuring how human beings respond unconsciously to future events. In the essence, such unconscious physiological response would be a separation of precognition t