دانلود کتاب Solution-oriented Hypnosis: An Ericksonian Approach

فهرست مطالب :

Contents
Acknowledgments
Preface
1. The Elements of Solution-Oriented Hypnosis
Introinduction
Traditional vs Ericksonian Approaches to Induction
The Utilization Approach
Permission/Validation/Observation/Utilization
Evocation vs. Suggestion: The Naturalistic Approach
Presupposition/Implication/Contextual Cues
Matching
Description
Permissive and Empowering Words
Audiotape Example #1: Milton Erickson - Basic Induction
Splitting
Linking
Interspersal
Audiotape Example #2: Jeff Zeig - Conversational Induction
The Confusion Technique
2. Demonstration, Exercises, and Examples of Induction
Demonstration #1: Basic Induction
Videotape Example #1: Milton Erickson - Induction with Presupposition
Videotape Example #2: Milton Erickson - Induction by Evocation
Exercise #1: Induction with Permission and Splitting
Audiotape Example #3: Milton Erickson - Induction with Permission and Splitting
Exercise #2: Using Analogies and Anecdotes to Induce Trance
3. Trance Phenomena: Getting Your Hands on the Control Knob of Experience
Demonstration #2: Eliciting Trance Phenomena
Videotape Example #3: Milton Erickson - Hand/Arm Levitation (1958)
Videotape Example #4: Milton Erickson - Hand/Arm Levitation (1975)
Exercise #3: Fishbowl Induction and Levitation
4. Why Use Trance?
Exercise #4: Evoking Hand and Arm Levitation
5. The Class of Problems/Class of Solutions Model
6. Treating Survivors of Sexual Abuse
Videotape Example #5: Bill O\'Hanlon - Hypnotherapy for Sexual Abuse Aftereffects
Exercise #5: Mutual Hypnosis
7. Treating Pain and Somatic Problems
Audiotape Example #4: Joseph Barber - Interspersal for Pain Control
Audiotape Example #5: Milton Erickson - Treatment of Tinnitus and Phantom Limb Pain
Demonstration #3: Treating Pain and Somatic Problems
Exercise #6: Inviting Body Dissociation
8. I\'m Only a Hypnotist, So This Is Only a Suggestion
Bibliography
Index