Membership in American Hypnosis Society of Clinical Hypnosis In Canada: Membership in Canadian Institute of Hypnotism Membership in American Treatment of sexual Association of Sex Educators, disorders Counselors, and Therapists HARDER-TO-FIND THERAPIES It can be especially difficult or confusing to locate therapists with certain orientations, either because these approaches are less widespread or because you do not know which kinds of health-care professionals make the greatest use of them. Frequently, an effective way to locate an _existential-humanistic therapist_ or _logotherapist_ is through religious organizations. Call to ask for the names of ministers, priests, or rabbis with training in psychotherapy or counseling. These individuals, in turn, will often be able to put you in touch with either existential-humanistic therapists or logotherapists who may or may not be affiliated with the religious organization in question. _Emotional flooding therapists_ are usually found among psychologists, whose telephone directory listings will normally indicate whether they offer one of these therapies. The same is true for psychologists with experience in _direct decision therapy_. _Biofeedback therapists_ can be found in private practice; they will also be found at pain and stress centers (which are often run by hospitals on an outpatient basis). These offer private or publicly funded programs to help people with chronic pain or {249} stress-related difficulties. A number of counseling agencies have begun to include biofeedback therapists on their staffs. Biofeedback therapists in private practice, as well as pain and stress centers, are listed in telephone directories. Try looking under "Biofeedback Therapy and Training" and under "Psychologists" for those who indicate that they offer biofeedback. _Relaxation training_ (and sometimes also meditation) is frequently offered by biofeedback therapists (as well as by many psychologists and social workers).