Chapter 718 Relaxation Therapy

"Yes." Wen Liang took out his passport.

The lady picked it up and compared it with the computer screen. "Ms. Wen? Professor Bob is waiting for you."

Wen Liang noticed that her name tag read "Linna Psychotherapist" and there was a badge of the International Psychological Association next to it.

"Please follow me." Lina led Wen Liang through a long corridor.

The walls on both sides are covered with various professional qualification certificates and awards, many of which are honors Professor Bob received at the International Psychology Conference.

At the end of the corridor is a heavy soundproof door.

Lina knocked three times, and Professor Bob's gentle voice came from inside the door: "Come in."

The clinic is decorated in a simple and elegant style.

A large solid wood desk was placed in the center, with several documents and a laptop neatly arranged on it.

There is a set of comfortable sofas by the window, and fresh lilies are placed on the small coffee table next to it, emitting a faint fragrance.

Professor Bob, dressed in a suit, sat behind his desk and smiled, "Welcome, Miss Wen."

"Good morning, Professor Bob."

"Please take a seat. This is our treatment agreement." He pointed to the document already prepared on the table. "Please read it carefully first. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask."

Wen Liang took the document and sat down on the chair opposite.

The agreement is very detailed, listing various risks and response plans that may arise from the treatment, and even including the procedures for dealing with various rare situations.

Each page requires the patient's signature.

After deciding on treatment, Wen Liang deliberately learned about this aspect and communicated with a psychological counselor in Beijing. After confirming that there was no problem, he signed the document.

According to the contract, Wen Liang needs to pay part of the consultation fee today, and then pay in installments according to the treatment plan.

Wen Liang followed Lina to pay the money, got the receipt, and returned to the clinic.

Professor Bob led Wen Liang to the inner treatment room. "Today we will first do a basic assessment and relaxation training. Deep hypnosis will not be involved."

The treatment rooms are more professionally furnished.

In the center is an adjustable treatment chair, with sophisticated EEG monitoring equipment placed next to it.

A young technician was debugging an instrument. When he saw them come in, he nodded politely.

"This is my assistant, Dr. Anderson," Professor Bob introduced. "He will monitor your physiological indicators throughout the entire process."

Wen Liang nodded. He had seen him among Professor Bob's companions at the airport.

Anderson pushed up his glasses and said, "Ms. Wen, we need to do some basic checks first."

His voice was calm and professional. "Include basic indicators like blood pressure and heart rate to ensure you are suitable for today's treatment."

"good."

Wen Liang noticed that there was a female therapist sorting documents in the corner.

Professor Bob followed her gaze and explained, "That's the psychologist, Lisa. She will be present throughout the treatment to ensure that the treatment process complies with ethical standards."

Lisa looked up and gave a friendly smile. "According to regulations, sensitive treatments must be performed with a same-sex professional present. I will record every minute of the process."

Wen Liang realized that this Ms. Lisa should be the psychologist hired by Fu Zheng.

The entire studio embodies professionalism and rigor.

A flowchart on the wall shows that detailed assessments are conducted before and after each treatment.

After completing the basic examination, Anderson handed her a form: "Ms. Wen, please fill out this psychological status assessment form first. If you feel any discomfort, please inform us immediately."

After filling out the form, Bob reviewed it with Anderson and the treatment officially began.

In the treatment room, soft blue lights slowly light up, creating a tranquil and peaceful atmosphere.

Under the guidance of Professor Bob, Wen Liang lay down on the comfortable treatment chair, but his hands unconsciously clenched the armrests.

Although she had been prepared for treatment for a long time, she was still a little nervous and worried when it came to this step.

"Relax, Miss Wen." Professor Bob adjusted the angle of his chair, his voice gentle and professional. "Today is just a simple relaxation and assessment, no hypnosis."

Anderson applied EEG monitoring electrodes to her, his movements gentle and precise. "The electrodes will be a little cold, please be patient."

Lisa recorded the initial data: "Blood pressure 118/76, heart rate 88, slightly high but still within the normal range."

Professor Bob pulled out a pair of gold-rimmed glasses and put them on. His gray-blue eyes behind the lenses exuded a calmness. "Let's do a few deep breathing exercises first. Please close your eyes and imagine yourself standing by a tranquil lake..."

Wen Liang followed his guidance and slowly relaxed her tense muscles.

The heart rate curve on the monitoring instrument gradually stabilized.

"Very good. Now please recall a scene that made you feel happy..." Professor Bob's voice was soothing and rhythmic. "No specific details are needed, just feel that emotion..."

Wen Liang thought that he would think of the scene of An An babbling.

But when she closed her eyes and followed Bob's instructions, the image that emerged in her mind was Fu Shifan sleeping peacefully in her arms, quiet and gentle.

An EEG showed that her alpha waves became active, a sign of relaxation.

Although An An is her biological child, she does not spend as much time with An An as she does with Fan Fan. Fu Shifan just slept with her yesterday. Maybe that's why, Wen Liang thought.

"Next, I'll read some words." Professor Bob opened his notebook, "You just need to tell me the first image that comes to mind when you hear this word..."

The whole process lasted about forty minutes.

When it was over, Lisa handed over a glass of warm water.

Wen Liang drank it slowly and felt relaxed all over, his eyes were clear and he felt very energetic.

Professor Bob took off his glasses and rubbed the bridge of his nose. "Well done, you've been very cooperative. How do you feel?"

"Very relaxing. Can this method relieve mental stress?"

"That's right." Professor Bob smiled. "I have full confidence in our treatment, but the recovery process needs to be gradual. Here is your assessment report, take a look."

Wen Liang took it, and it recorded her various physiological indicators and reaction patterns in detail.

At the bottom is Professor Bob's neat signature, with the clinic's seal next to it.

There were some professional terms on it, which she didn't quite understand, so she asked.

Anderson explained carefully until Wen Liang basically understood everything.

"This weekend at the same time, we will begin the first phase of memory recall training." Professor Bob said, drinking water. "If you have any related dreams during this period, please record them."

Wen Liang nodded in agreement, "Do you need to take any medicine?"

"Not yet."

"Professor Bob, I have something else I want to ask you." Wen Liang said.

Professor Bob raised his wrist to check the time and took a sip of water. "Go ahead."

"You told me last time that there are no more than twenty people who could make me lose my memory through hypnosis. May I ask who these people are?"