The nonverbal level of the therapeutic relationship, the interplay between how the body of the patient is being composed and how the body of the therapist is being composed, has become a subject which interests many of us. Larry Sandberg’s and Beatrice Beebe’s remarkable article (this issue) give us a number of useful ideas about this level. How can we profit from these descriptions? And concerning the case itself, what further questions to they raise? Here are issues which have a wide import.