Solution-oriented hypnosis: an Ericksonian approach

By:

O'hanlon, W.H

Contributor(s):

Martin, M

Publication details: New York W.W. Norton and Company 1992Description: 207; bibl.; BookFindISBN:

0393701492

Subject(s):

HYPNOSIS, methods

Summary: HardbackSummary: This book sets out to create for the reader the experience of attending one of Bill O'Hanlon's two-day seminars on Ericksonian hypnosis, capturing the fresh, humorous, energetic spirit of the event. Using his innovative Class of Problems/Class of Solutions approach, O'Hanlon demystifies hypnosis, enabling readers to easily understand Ericksonian techniques and to elicit and use trance in clinical work.

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This book sets out to create for the reader the experience of attending one of Bill O'Hanlon's two-day seminars on Ericksonian hypnosis, capturing the fresh, humorous, energetic spirit of the event. Using his innovative Class of Problems/Class of Solutions approach, O'Hanlon demystifies hypnosis, enabling readers to easily understand Ericksonian techniques and to elicit and use trance in clinical work.

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