struggling to come to grips with a serious illness use dreams to do so. It is incredibly difficult to deal with an illness, and often people will suppress stress or other unpleasant emotions as a result. Dream therapy research focusing on using dreams to deal with this stress would be beneficial. By incorporating dream therapy into the treatment process, the therapist and the patient can have a better idea of what is bothering the patient, even if they are not consciously aware of it. While conducting research on dream content and psychopathologies, I found that with the assumption of an accurate continuity theory that dream analysis should prove useful for clinical practice, and monitoring the successfulness of therapies whether pharmacological or psychological. If dreams were such sources of information and indication they may reveal, or act as concurrent validity for specific symptomologies. In one case of ADHD patients hyperactive movements were not found to be significantly more frequent compared with healthy controls, however, in one case of schizophrenia patients, the report of strangers in dreams was a significantly more frequent finding when compared with controls. In this way dream content analysis may be influential above and beyond identifying there is something wrong with this patient because there are occurrences of nightmares and negative dream imagery, which may be true, but is not well defined. In the near future, perhaps, diagnosis or prevention could be made through dream content analysis, given that the mind/body relationship is that kind of informer and