Concept Therapy | Over the Editor's Shoulder (continued)

CONCEPT THERAPY

Special classes on the integration of Concept Therapy and Electropsychometry will be conducted by Volney G. Mathison, Dr. Thurman Fleet, and a leading psychotherapist yet to be named, at the

Town House Hotel

Kansas City, Kans.

NOV. 5, 6, 7

FEE $50.00

Anyone may attend, but enrollments MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE BY MAIL, with a minimum deposit of $5.00.

Concept therapy is a therapy based on electronuclear science. It was originated in 1938 and is increasingly in professional use. Mathison Electropsychometers, after two years of tests, have been adopted by Concept Therapy as the only so-far known mode of psychotherapeutic electronic instrumentation.

Address Correspondence To:

MATHISON ELECTROPSYCHOMETERS

1214 West 30th Street

Los Angeles 7, Calif.

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