The techniques of hypnosis are neither mysterious nor difficult. In this book, the "how to" is made completely accessible to everyone. All of the material presented here is designed to meet the needs of interested lay people, as well as professionals who use or would like the use hypnosis in their practice. It is a wonderful book in educating the general public on what hypnosis really is. It covers every aspect, from self-hypnosis to special techniques for the hypnotherapist. This book is a significant contribution to the art and science of hypnotherapy. It is full of information and procedures which make it useful as a continuing reference. The first three chapters investiage the background of hypnosis, explore all the facets of the induction, and examine the various aspects of hypnotic communication. These chapters provide the reader with a solid foundation to understand the origins of hypnosis, its past and present uses, the techniques for its application, and the structure of any basic hypnotic induction. The last two chapters deal with topics most relevant to people practicing hypnotherapy in a professional setting- to those who are working with clients, patients, students, or employees. These chapters discuss the practical aspects of the hypnotherapist/ client relationship and cover situations likely to occur, as well as special techniques that may be used.
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