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| William W. Hewitt | ||
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| "I have taught students for several years using William Hewitt's exceptional hypnosis techniques. His easy to understand and simple to implement step-by-step instructions have bought hundreds of readers to great heights in the personal success programs. Hypnosis for Beginners presents a dynamic course for self-improvement and gives you the power to take control of your life. I can attribute many of my own personal successes to Mr. Hewitt's techniques. I definitely consider him a genius of our time." - Silver Ravenwolf. | ||
| Trance Maker Says: | ||
| This book is particularly useful for people who are just beginning to explore hypnosis. It contains several small scripts that when put together can be used to create a complete hypnosis session. If you purchase this book then be sure to copy the individual scripts onto cue cards so that you can arrange them in the correct order. | ||
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| Tad James with Lorraine Flores & Jack Schober | ||
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| Research shows that many people react differently to different kinds of hypnotic induction - yet many hypnotherapists are confined to using only one technique. This book makes three radically different and significant types of hypnosis easy to use in daily hypnosis work, examining in detail the techniques of Erickson, Estabrooks and Elman. Exploring methods that employ Direct Authoritarian and Indirect Permissive Techniques, Hypnosis progresses beyond these approaches to describe the inductions pioneered by Dave Elman; a technique that planes responsibility for hypnosis on the client.
An invaluable resource for all trainers and therapists, Hypnosis is a comprehensive and lucid manual that incorporates:
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| If you want to learn and understand three completely different approaches to hypnosis then this book is ideal for you. Written in an easy to understand format, Tad covers the topics in sufficient detail to allow you to absorb the content effortlessly. | ||
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| D. Corydon Hammond, Ph.D. | ||
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| "A text of this magnitude offers both the neophyte and the experienced clinician a tremendous, comprehensive. In fact, it will undoubtedly become the practical companion volume and supplement to comprehensive textbooks and courses on hypnosis. It provides the reader with the 'how to' suggestions that therapists use with their patients. Rather than intellectually discussing the topic of hypnosis, the book gives therapists, physicians and dentists a sampling of what experienced clinicians actually say to their patients during hypnotic work. Every student and clinician who uses hypnosis will want to have this invaluable and comprehensive desktop reference." - Harold B. Crasilneck, ph.D. (Past President, American Society of Climical Hypnosis and the Society for Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis). | ||
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| If you are planning on setting up your own hypnotherapy practice then this book is ideal. Not really suited for beginners or casual hypnosis users, it contains hundreds of scripts and methods for curing pretty much every ailment we can think of. | ||
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| The Teaching Tales Of Milton H. Erickson - Edited by Sidney Rosen | ||
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| Milton H. Erickson has been called the most influential hypnotherapist of our time. Part of his therapy was his use of teaching tales, which through shock, surprise, or confusion - with generous use of questions, puns, and playful humour - helped people to see their situations in a new way. In this book Sidney Rosen has collected over one hundred of the tales. Presented verbatim and accompanied by Dr. Rosen's commentary, they are grouped under such headings as Motivating Tales, Reframing, and Capturing the Innocent Eye. | ||
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| Erickson became famous for using tales and stories when working with clients. In our opinion you cannot call yourself a qualified hypnotherapist until you have an appreciation for the stories he told and the underlying themes within them. Absolutely invaluable. | ||
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| George Gafner & Sonja Benson | ||
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| This useful resource provides over two dozen detailed scripts for inducing trance, deepening, re-alerting, and debriefing. It covers beginning to advanced hypnotic inductions in four main categories: conversational inductions, embedded meaning inductions, confusional inductions, and directive inductions. A separate chapter provides inductions appropriate for use with children.
The book includes numerous clinical vignettes and addresses treatment of depression, anxiety disorders (including PTSD), chronic pain, adjustment disorders, and other problems commonly seen in the office setting. It teaches vital principles and concepts in hypnosis, such as hypnotic language, seeding, amnesia, ideomotor signaling, and Ericksonian utilisation. Rich in metaphor and therapeutic stories, this book includes helpful notes for practice and the creation of individually tailored inductions. Without a good induction, there can be no good hypnotherapy. With this ready-to-use manual, therapists can build their confidence and creativity and ensure good hypnotic experiences for their clients. |
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| Trance Maker Says: | ||
| Quite a useful book especially for new comers to the field. The inductions are easy to use and certainly can help build confidence and awareness. One point though, if you are new to this field, we recommend that you do not attempt hypnosis with the clinically depressed or those with acute PTSD. Leave that to the professionals until you are more competent. | ||
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| Ormond McGill & Tom Silver | ||
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| This book is designed as an introduction to hypnosis. It should create the desire in you, the reader, to learn more about this wonderful Science and Art that has been practiced for thousands of years in different cultures and civilisations all over the world.
Read this book and you can learn:
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| Trance Maker Says: | ||
| If you just have a casual interest then this book may be for you. If you are more interested in stage hypnosis then buy a copy of The New Encyclopedia of Stage Hypnotism by Ormond McGill - far better value and more informative. | ||
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| Ormond McGill | ||
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| Ormond McGill has produced this work, already highly acclaimed, which represents a lifetime spent in the field of hypnosis. It is clearly the most extensive and comprehensive work ever produced on stage hypnotism.
The book is divided into two parts, Mastering Hypnotism and Entertaining With Hypnotism. The first section gives a comprehensive background to and history of the subject together with an extensive description of how to use the power of suggestion. Over a hundred different methods of hypnotic induction are then described in detail. The second section of the book then describes in detail how to design, develop and perform a modern hypnotic show and includes extracts from some of the most successful shows ever performed around the world. Everything from the opening of the show to the best ways of advertising are covered. Also included are invaluable chapters on the business aspects of hypnotism and how to avoid lawsuits, along with important questions and answers about the subject of stage hypnosis. Throughout, the language is clear and simple. The approach is practical and down to earth. Every detail of the inductions and routines in included. Ormond totally demystifies the subject and, in his own inimitable styles, leads us into his wonderful world of hypnosis. |
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| This is the book to get if you are serious about learning stage hypnosis. Ormond McGill is widely accepted as the Dean of American Hypnotists and has been performing for decades. There are some real gems in this book. Buy It! - We don't think you will be disappointed. | ||
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