How to Prepare and Administer Hypnotic Prescriptions

by Arnold Furst

Hypnosis can be easily induced by the trained physician, dentist or psychologist. The instructions of suggestions given by the therapist to his patient during the hypnotic session must be properly worded to effect a desired improvement which will be satisfactory and permanent. The rules for creating your own hypnotic prescriptions enables the hypnotist to suit the needs of his patients and each unique situation. The many case histories are presented in a clinical fashion with pertinent information regarding the patient's age and background. The prescriptions presented have been used successfully by Dr. Lester T. Kashiwa and other practicing physicians and surgeons. Explicit step-by-step methods of inducing hypnosis are explained in precise fashion with the checkpoints listed whereby the hypnotherapist may evaluate the degree of depth the patient has attained and to what extent he is accepting or rejecting the instructions. This enables the practitioner to proceed as slowly or rapidly as the situation warrants and there is thus removed the uncertainty as to his success in the treatment of his patients.

• Format: Hardcover
• ISBN: B000UCMDJE
• Release Date: January 1969
• Publisher: Borden
• Length: 208 Pages
• Weight: 0.65 lbs.