Book Description
Now accepted as a legitimate and valuable treatment for fears, phobias, and pain, hypnosis is widely practiced in the Western world. Secrets of Hypnosis describes hypnotic techniques, including self-hypnosis; advises you on finding a good practitioner; and tells you what to expect from a hypnosis session. It covers its use as an addition to conventional medicine in relation to habit disorders, medical problems, and performance enhancement. It also includes the treatment of children with hypnosis. All aspects are accompanied by case study examples, offering real-life evidence of the ways in which hypnosis works. Here is an exciting new series focused on today's most popular healing approaches and spiritual insights. Presented in a clear, concise format, the Secrets of Series demystifies popular alternative approaches and teaches proper application, providing a perfect balance of theory and practice. Perfect for new or casual readers, these handbooks are simple to follow yet thorough and authoritative. Covering a wide range of topics, they appeal to readers from every background.
About the Author
Janet Fricker has been a medical journalist for over ten years. She has written for New Scientist, Marie Claire, and the London Times. John Butler has been a psychotherapist and hypnotherapist for over 20 years. He is a lecturer in psychology and neuroscience, and contributes to television and radio programs. Natural Health is the leading periodical in the field of natural health and self care. Published by Weider Publications, Inc., its editorial advisory board includes such esteemed authorities as Dean Ornish, Carolyn Dean, and Andrew Weil.