We cannot help but think true to how we feel. Our outward behavior reflects our inward feelings. If we have been hurt early in life, we may internalize that hurt and become sad, or project it outwards and become angry. These are simple examples of how psychodynamics work. Just like a mechanic knows how a car engine works, and cardiac catheterization can reveal if and to what degree coronary arteries are blocked, mental images appear to hold the key into our minds.
Dreams are a good example.
Well, I think Freud answered that question long ago. The Road Interview works by translating the mental imagery produced by the descriptions of an imaginary journey down a road. Major research centers and medical schools around the world have expressed interest. The Road Interview has gone international as England will be the first country outside the United States to publish information on this powerful self help tool.