Therapeutic Interventions in Three Sentences

Following tenets set out by Milton Erickson, Therapeutic Interventions in Three Sentences: Reshaping Ericksonian Hypnotherapy by Talking to the Brain and Body presents an array of short, effective commands which have been developed for use in connection with a wide range of mental and psychosomatic disorders.

Autorentext

Stefan Hammel is a child and family therapist, hypnotherapist and a chaplain in a psychiatric hospital and a general hospital in Kaiserslautern, Germany. He leads seminars and workshops on therapeutic storytelling, hypnotherapy and systemic counselling around the world. For further information, please visit www.stefanhammel.com.

Klappentext

Following tenets set out by Milton Erickson, Therapeutic Interventions in Three Sentences: Reshaping Ericksonian Hypnotherapy by Talking to the Brain and Body presents an array of short, effective commands which have been developed for use in connection with a wide range of mental and psychosomatic disorders.

Zusammenfassung
Following tenets set out by Milton Erickson, Therapeutic Interventions in Three Sentences: Reshaping Ericksonian Hypnotherapy by Talking to the Brain and Body presents an array of short, effective commands which have been developed for use in connection with a wide range of mental and psychosomatic disorders.

Inhalt

Introduction: Naaman, or: It cannot be that easy! I How to say "hello" to the mind Therapists instead of prophets? Setting the stage for greetings Greetings as ultra-short hypnosis The structure of greetings The language of greetings Separating problems, connecting solutions The use of metaphors and idioms The use of non-verbal language The sender of the greeting The bearer of the greeting The recipient of the greeting Identifying the response to greetings Testing the effect of greetings Using greetings on oneself When the mind greets you back II When to say "hello" to the mind Greetings to improve therapeutic effect Trauma Depression Bereavement Self-confidence, stage fright and exam nerves Compulsion, tics, stuttering Delusion and psychosis Sleep Food, addiction, habits Immune system Muscles Pain Hearing Other somatic issues Couples and family therapy Children's therapy References Appendix List of greetings Bibliography Index