Abstract: A method for mental health diagnosis and treatment using visual stimulation techniques. Eye to eye contact, face to face contact, looking up, looking to the side, back turned, finger movement in front of the eyes, and viewing multiple images of the patient are employed in the method. The method is used with a therapist or by a patient using a self help kit. Computer and Web camera techniques are used with programs for use with a therapist and a self help program.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to devices for inducing self hypnosis, as well as for teaching emotionally disturbed children. It utilizes momentary serial reflections of a user from a mirror with interspersed exposure to opaque colored areas, or combination of words, pictures, letters, numbers, etc. The repetity of exposure is variable under control of the user, and above certain cyclic rates, the impression upon the user is totally subliminal, and at the slowest speeds, completely hypnotic.