discover what is causing the nightmares, while another group could undergo therapist-guided interpretation. It would be interesting to see if one group had more success in figuring out the cause of negative imagery than the other, and if one group ended up being more successful in treating the issue and stopping the nightmares. Considering that many gender differences in dream content have been found, it would also be interesting to see if one gender would be more successful than the other in finding discovery and linking the nightmares to a particular domain of their life. They should look at other illnesses. If it seems to help with breast cancer why not try other forms of cancer. It's Movember so why not work on prostate cancer (1 in 8 men are diagnosed with prostate cancer while 1 in 9 women are diagnosed with breast cancer) as it is every bit as common, if not more, than breast cancer. Perhaps incorporate a study on those who suffer from PTSD, such as sexual assault victims, police, fire, or military personal. Set up a large trial, with the usual control group (double blind), and study it scientifically. They could use guided and self-guided treatments. That way if there is empirical evidence supporting the benefits it would be easier to get the general medical community (and the government for funding) to jump on board. At the end of the day if it helps people deal with their illness, they should have no problem incorporating it.