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MILTON ERICKSON "Experiencing Hypnosis", 1981, OUT
OF PRINT, 283 pp,Third in the series that began with "Hypnotic Realities" and
"Hypnotherapy". In an early lecture, we see the transition from
the authoritarian to the permissive approach by Erickson. Also
sections on Catalepsy in Induction and Therapy, Ideomotor Signa
ling, and Learning of Trance by the Skeptical Mind.
MILTON ERICKSON "Hypnotic Realities", 1976, 326
pp.
In this volume Erickson focuses on the induction of hypnosis, and
forms of indirect suggestion. Erickson and Rossi fully annotate
transcripts of sessions showing use of the Yes set, the Double
Bind, the Handshake Induction, Age Regression, and others.
MILTON ERICKSON (Edited
Rossi), "The Collected Papers of
Milton H. Erickson on Hypnosis". 1900 pages of vintage
Erickson, culled from a lifetime of work.
Vol I - The Nature of Hypnosis and Suggestion
Vol II - Hypnotic Alteration of Sensory, Perceptual and
Psychophysiological Processes
Vol III The Hypnotic Investigation of Psychodynamic Processes
Vol IV - Innovative Hypnotherapy Hardbound w/ DJ, now Out of
Print, 1980
Out of
print but available online if you look hard enough.
MILTON ERICKSON
(Edited Jay Haley) "Advanced Techniques of
Hypnosis and Therapy - Selected Papers of Milton H. Erickson, large
format, Grune and Stratton, 1967, First Edition, Out of Print.
This rare book gathered together 36 different articles by Erickson
for the first time, exposing him to the world. His major pieces on
hypnosis are all here, as well as a commentary by Jay Haley.
MILTON ERICKSON
"Life Reframing in Hypnosis" , 1992,
328 pp
Vol II of the Seminars, Workshops and Lectures of Milton Erickson.
It was during this time period that Erickson wrote some of his
most original papers on the naturalistic and utilization
techniques which are considered to be the essence of his approach.
Say what? Isn't this reframing stuff the source of that NLP stuff?
You betcha! Now read the master!
MILTON ERICKSON " Mind-Body Communication in Hypnosis" , 1992,
304 pp, First Edition
Vol III of the Seminars, Workshops and
Lectures of Milton Erickson. Contains much of the source
material wherein Erickson first expressed his original views on
psychosomatic medicine and healing. Say what? Erickson on using
hypnotism to stimulate breast development?
MILTON ERICKSON and LINN COOPER "Time Distortion in Hypnosis",
1954, 206 pages.
This hard-to-find volume is a gem which shows Erickson's ideas on
how to use time distortion, a naturally occuring hypnotic
phenomenon, in a therapeutic environment. Contains both
experimental hypnosis data and clinical interpretation.
MILTON ERICKSON (edited ZEIG) "A Teaching Seminar with Milton
Erickson" , 1980, Brunner
Mazel, 354 pp, NEW COPY
Considered one of the best values out there, because it
presents an entire weekend seminar with Erickson for a fraction of
what any hypnosis class costs. For those of us who were not lucky
enough to study with Erickson, this is an opportunity which is
rewarding, insightful, and a great deal of fun to read.
MILTON ERICKSON "The February Man", 1989, Brunner
Mazel.
This book represents the only completely documented report of an
entire hypnotherapeutic case from the middle of Erickson's career,
when his innovative approaches were being developed. Erickson
evokes and utilizes many classic hypnotic phenomena, such as
automatic writing, time distortion, and amnesia.
RICHARD BANDLER AND JOHN GRINDER - "Patterns of the Hypnotic
Techniques of Milton Erickson"
DAVID GORDON & MARYBETH MEYERS-ANDERSON "Phoenix - Therapeutic
Patterns of Milton H. Erickson"
LANKTON AND ZEIG (editors) "Research, Comparisons and Medical
Applications of Ericksonian Techniques"
LANKTON AND ZEIG (editors) "Extrapolations: Demonstrations of
Ericksonian Therapy"
STEPHEN LANKTON (editor) "The Broader Implications of Ericksonian
Therapy"
LANKTON, ZEIG & GILLIGAN (editors) "Views on Ericksonian Brief
Therapy, Process and Action"
LANKTON AND ZEIG (editors) "Difficult Contexts for Therapy"
JEFFREY ZEIG (editor) "Ericksonian Approaches to Hypnosis and
Psychotherapy"
KLIPPSTEIN (ed) - "Ericksonian Hypnotherapeutic Group Inductions"
JAY
HALEY - "Uncommon Therapy - the Psychiatric Techniques of Milton
Erickson"
JAY
HALEY - "Ordeal Therapy"
JAY
HALEY - "Strategies of Psychotherapy"
SIDNEY ROSEN "My Voice Will Go With You -The Teaching Tales of
Milton Erickson"
RONALD HAVENS (ed) "The Wisdom of Milton H. Erickson"
PHILIP BARKER : "Using Metaphors in Psychotherapy"
LEE
WALLAS: "Stories for the Third Ear - Using Hypnotic Fables in
Psychotherapy"
LESLEY KUHN (ed) - Modern Hypnosis
LESLIE LECRON (ed) "Experimental Hypnosis"
HAROLD ROSEN (ed.) "Therapeutic Abortion"
WILLIAM O'HANLON : "Taproots - Underlying Principles of Milton
Erickson's Therapy and Hypnosis"
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