Editorial Notes

Abstract

meditation become a more integral part of the patient’s life, can function as guide, witness, or partner in mutual inquiry, depending on what is needed. The act of synchronous breathing when practiced in the therapy session, for example, can bring therapist and patient into energetic balance and reinforce healing factors intrinsic to the therapeutic relationship. Because her faith is rooted in a theistic tradition, the patient might investigate bhakti, a heart-centered