This volume is the first in a series of studies of the patterns of hypnotic techniques employed by Milton H. Erickson. In this first volume, we have focused primarily on the verbal patterns which Erickson uses in his work. Furthermore, our emphasis here has been on the portions of his work dealing with the induction of trance and the use of suggestion for assisting the client in accomplishing the objectives of trance work. We intend to shift the emphasis of the furture volumes to other patterns. The Table of Contents which we include for Volume II of Patterns will give the reader some notion of this future emphasis. By R. Bandler

Patterns of the Hypnotic Techniques of Milton H. Erickson, M.D. Volume 1

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Bandler, Richard

Grinder, John

Psychology & Counseling

Meta Publications

In this volume, Grinder and Bandller, with their co-author, Judith DeLozier, extend their modeling skills from verbal patterning in hypnosis to nonverbal communication. In integrating the verbal and nonverbal portions of hypnotic communication, the authors examine the legendary skill Dr. Erickson has in engaging in multilevel communication with patients. In the first part, the authors offer a general model for hypnotic communication with transcript examples of its immediate application of hypnosis. In the second part, the authors present two previously unpublished transcripts of Dr. Erickson working in hypnosis with clients for therapeutic outcomes.

Patterns of the Hypnotic Techniques of Milton H. Erickson, M.D., Vol. 2

Self-Help

Richard Bandler

John Grinder

JUDITH DeLOZIER

Personal Transformation

The Elusive Obvious deals with simple, fundamental notions of our daily life that through habit become elusive. Time is money is obviously a good attitude to have in business or work. It is not at all obvious that in love the same attitude is the cause of so much unhappiness. We often make mistakes. We carry over from one activity to another attitudes of mind that do not make life what it could be. romance is obviously a fine thing. Romantic love is enchanting, but not so good if one partner is money-minded and the other is romantic. In time, they will finish at the psychiatrist's or in court. Many troubled relationships come from inadvertently carrying over seemingly good habits of thought to where they do not apply. Somehow we behave as if good habits are always good. We think or rather feel that we need not bother about behaving otherwise. It is not so obvious that good habits can make us unhappy. It is an elusive truth. Yet habitual lack of free choice is often, nay, usually, disastrous. If you come across something obviously new to you, in its form at least, please stop for a moment and look inward. Working out new alternatives assists us to grow stronger and wiser. My editor tells me that I should free readers from having to think and look inward. I believe she knows what the average reader likes. I myself do not like predigested food. For you, the reader, I have added to the beginning and end of each chapter a short introduction and summary to facilitate your digestion so that you will find it easier to make what is elusive more obvious.

The Elusive Obvious or Basic Feldenkrais

FELDENKRAIS, MOSHE

Relationships

Although many descriptive and evaluative articles have been written about Milton Erickson's hypnotic work, relatively little attention has been accorded that tremendous portion of his therapeutic work that made little or no use of formal trance states. In this volume the authors address thenselves to those aspects of Erickson's therapeutic work that did not rely on the utilization of formal trance states. Using Erickson's own verbatim descriptions of this work, those patterns which are characteristic of his approach are not only identified for the reader, but are described as sequenses of internal and external behaviors that can be duplicated by anyone.

Phoenix: Therapeutic Patterns of Milton H. Erickson

David Gordon

Maribeth Meyers-Anderson

Like new but has light foxing to top edge.

Meta-Cation II

Literature & Fiction

Sid Jacobson

History & Criticism

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The Magic of Rapport

Jerry Richardson

This text describes the concepts, ideas and techniques of Personal Quality Management System (PQMS) - an approach to personal and professional growth and change.

Quality Mind Quality Life

Paul Michael Lisnek

Modeling With NLP

The process of modeling to be explored in this book is based upon the principles and distinctions of Neuro-Linguistic Progamming - NLP. NLP is a behavioral science that provides: 1. An Epostemology - a system of knowledge and values2. A Methodology - Processes and procedures for applying knowledge and values. 3. A Technology - Tools to aid in the application of knowledge and values.

ROBERT DILTS

Sleight of Mouth is about the magic of words and language. Language is one of the key representational systems from which we build our mental models of the world, and has a tremendous influence upon how we perceive and respond to the world around us.

Sleight of Mouth

Questions are explored and answered in this third volume. NLP developer, trainer, and author Robert Dilts studies the cognitive strategies of Sigmund Freud, Leonardo da Vinci, and Nikola Tesla to uncover unique strategies for healing, change, and creativity. This fascinating inquiry into the minds of these three exceptional men unveils the strategies by which they were able to explore and uncover the 'deeper structures' of the mind, nature, and the future, and in doing so, change our world. By combining the power of NLP with the brilliance and wisdom of some of historys's greatest geniuses and innovators. Dilts is able to model and present simple but effective techniques for changing beliefs and behavior.

Strategies of Genius, Volume Three

Robert B. Dilts

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