The first volume of Scripts and Strategies in Hypnotherapy was published in 1997 and has been a steady bestseller. A rich, comprehensive source of scripts and strategies to be used by hypnotherapists of all levels of experience, it is now joined by Scripts and Strategies in Hypnotherapy Volume II, an indispensable collection of further scripts for hypnotherapists that may be used as they stand, or adapted for specific situations. Areas covered include inductions, deepeners and actual scripts, and strategies for a wide range of problems, from nail biting, smoking cessation and weight loss, to amnesia, anxiety and panic attacks.
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[There is a] wealth of new material to be found within these pages, and I found very little to criticize. -- Peter Mabbutt, D. Hyp.
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Roger Allen is a practising hypnotherapist from England.
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This review is from: Scripts and Strategies in Hypnotherapy, Volume 2 (Hardcover)
Relating to Vol I of Mr. Allen's book, I stated:"Scripts and Strategies in Hypnotherapy, Volume 1" by Roger P. Allen is a small work that provides a series of rather uninformative hypnosis scripts. This work seems to be more of the same. Of all the techniques I have used and read over the past 20 years, I have never seen such long and at times boring narratives. I was not impressed with the pointless metaphors which I believe a previous reviewer mentioned. Simplicity is at times much better in hypnosis than a complex and at times long and pointless story. Although the concept of misdirection may be used, the script should never be BORING. I was very dismayed to learn that I have paid so much for such a useless piece of tripe. Yes the best word to describe the book is terrible. Volume II is no better than Vol. I. It is just more of the same. Prof. Carl Edwin Lindgren, DEd Hypnosis and Biofeedback Former, Fellow of the Royal Society of Health
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