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The first section of this volume presents an historically important lecture on clinical hypnosis by the senior author wherein we witness his transition from the older authoritarian approach to hypnosis to the new permissive approaches, which he pioneered. The second and third sections of this volume focus on the phenomena of catalepsy and ideomotor signaling, two of the senior author's basic approaches to trance induction and hypnotherapy. The fourth section, dealing with the experiential learning of hypnosis, illustrates one of the senior author's favorite occupations in recent years: the…
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1 edition- Other · English · 1981Irvington Publishers · 283 pages · 9780829002461
HypnosisHypnotismTherapeutic useHypnothérapieHypnothâerapieUnconscious MindSubconscious MindTrance