Goal

- produce a system used to help patients who may not otherwise voluntarily engage in traditional forms of therapy and/or rehabilitation

Components

- media consumption tracking is used to understand the media consumed by the patient and how it may affect their psychology. Internet and social media usage can be tracked by giving the client a "bugged" device with "subtlety inhibiting" remote controls. These conrols can be used to block usage and access without causing suspicion from the client. By hiding the controls behind a "black box" the average user may not be able to tell they are from an external source. Disguising said controls as system failure and software bugs can help strengthen the illusion of non-tampered hardware. Care must be taken hen using said controls, so client's don't notice patterns in their phones "lack of complience". A false sense of natural choas can be applied when inducing said "bugs" to the reduce statistical relevance of said controls. 

- neural network think tanks are used to track, document, predict and understand client behaviour and "symbolic behavioural linkage". Neural networks may be used to help team members decide the best possible course of action on a split second timing. When paired with Somatic Stimulation these techniques can be used to give more tactile form of behavioural reenforcement. (Example: enducing a release of serotonin with Somatic Stimulation when a patient makes the correct decision in regards to their treatment, or even enducing fear to connect "troubling situations" to negative feelings and correct a patients natural fear response to danger.

- a dedicated team of professionals is used to administer Somatic Stimulation within a "theriputic action zone" to ensure the client's honesty, safety and submission. The members may be asked to take items from a client for their safety or administer medications when a client is non-coopertive. Team members must remain under the blanket of secrecy and remain close to the client socially to ensure a trusting bond and to avoid raising suspision from the client. At times the team members may need to talk about the patient with the patient present. The use of Phonetic encryption cyphers can be implemented to have a conversation without asking suspicion from the patient. By encoding the information about the client into a normal conversation with the help of metephores team members can talk freely of the patient with out ever actually saying what they mean. Phonetic cyphers should be interchanged frequently as to withhold patients from notice through speech pattern.

- Financial restriction can ensure the client doesn't have enought money to flee the "theriputic action zone" or enough money to engage in self destructive behaviour.

- social and resource deprevation can be used to ensure a client isn't allowed access to certain people, items and social settings. 
Dating may be restricted in client's who should not be emotionally involved or sexually active. Access to certain community resources can be restricted to ensure client's don't have access to enabling resources that could be harmful to the patients teatment. Social group restriction may help patients with substance abuse issues by restriction contact with other substance abusers and in turn the substance in question.

- Suvailence tools are used within the "theriputic action zones" to motior everything from the patients vital signs to their cognative processes and physical behaviours. When working with an non-coopertive client fact and fiction may quickly become a blurred line. Truth and fact are vital to the success of the therapy. 

- Temptation and instinctual manipulation may be used to get client's to respond voluntarily in a cordial mannner. These techniques may be used to lead a patient to another setting or even remove them from the current one. By playing on natural instinct you can covertly manipulate the patient to act at your will. Much like cheese at the end of a rat maze the "Temptation" is the patients motivation to move in a specified direction or complete a specific task. Functioning like a reward system it can be used as part of the habit training portion of the therapy. Instinctual manipulation can be used for positive and negative behavioural reenforcement. Example: In the early stages of treating a person with substance abuse disorder a team member could offer said substance as a reward for leaving a dangerous setting as long as the reward outweighs the risk. 

- Can't forget the combo chains. String these teqniques together to create a form of mind control. Ultimately the longer a team member can involentarily engage a patient the more effective the theripy will be.

Research topics

- Neural networks
- NATO Think tanks
- Symbolism + philosophy
- Phonetic triggers
- Somatic nervous system
- Phonetic Ecryption Cyphers
- Habit training
- Behavioural reenforcement
- Oppositional behavioural motivation
- Reflex Arc Stimulation 
- Irregular sound disruptions