The use of a clinical case is adopted to describethirteen phases of the traditional hypnotic process and to point out these the steps of the Ericksonian psychotherapy process. A careful observation leads as well to identify the important steps through which the subject gradually shifts his attention from his outer reality to a hypnotic reality, thereby entering into a hypnotic state.
Indirect Hypnosis: Techniques and Strategies / Loriedo, Camillo; Selvaggio, A.. - STAMPA. - (2011), pp. 59-84.
Indirect Hypnosis: Techniques and Strategies
LORIEDO, Camillo;
2011
Abstract
The use of a clinical case is adopted to describethirteen phases of the traditional hypnotic process and to point out these the steps of the Ericksonian psychotherapy process. A careful observation leads as well to identify the important steps through which the subject gradually shifts his attention from his outer reality to a hypnotic reality, thereby entering into a hypnotic state.File allegati a questo prodotto
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