Hypnotherapy Books

This is a darn good book!!!

as a hypnotherapist of over 17 years i reccomend this volume to every practicing hypnotherapist especially the NGH. Everything is explained, tracked, & developed unlike most hypnosis texts. i have read & own hundreds of texts. This is outstanding, a must have!

I am not going to write a great deal about this book. It speaks for itself and stands on its own. The Answer Within is also the answer that every practicing hypnotherapist must have. Must.
With out the in depth knowledge of the precise techniques, so carefully detailed and skillfully analyzed by the Lankton's, especially the insightful and highly practical prose of Carol Lankton, it would take a life time to develop half of the knowledge contained in this delightfully written text.

The great care and skill shown by Carol and Stephen Lankton make this text come alive and thereby allows the wealth of knowledge it contains flow easily to the reader.

Although this book is specifically targeted to skilled professionals, the concepts, useful & practical concepts, can be grasped and used by the layperson.

I also believe that there is little or no chance of harm or any difficulty arising by a non professional studying this work. In fact, if you spend the time to grasp and understand the basic framework and specialty specific vocabulary, it is one hell of a read.

I recommend it to any person that is studying or practicing hypnotherapy - it is a MUST HAVE! To the interested layman - you can gain a keen insight into a world of treatment and knowledge of your inner self that you probably did not existed in this shape or form. Amazing!

Buy the book. Grow. Learn. Find YOUR Answer. This is the seminal tome.

These CD's are an easy listen filled with wonderfully phrased, motivational words. Glenn's Australian accent is a pleasure to listen to. Places on the CD have music as well that accompanies the voice. I LOVE these CD's and own most of them. If you live in the states you may hear an occassional terminology that is not common in the U.S. (Example, in the weight series he uses a weight measurement of a 'stone' which is a British term that represents 14 pounds). This happen rarely and certainly does not detract from the message presented in any of Glenn's CD's. You can't really listen to these in the car as they are a little hypnotic so be sure you are in a stress free mind set and location when you listen to any of therse CD's. I felt they were worth every penny.

This book has been helpful to me in my hypnotherapy work as Chaplain at Pendleton Memorial Methodist Hospital, New Orleans, LA. It can be benifical to hypnotherapist in general practice. I may add that Chapter 7 "Hypnotherapy and Religion" was written by me, Chaplain Paul G. Durbin, Ph.D The book is worth you money.

We use this as a basic textbook for our classes in clinical hypnosis. It is an essential book for understanding the naturalistic vantagepoint of hypnosis, and for someone wanting basic strategies and scripts for creating effective intervention. [...]
You will do well with this book in your library if you seek prctical information you can utilize with clients.

Excellant compendium of hypnotic technique, encyclopedic collection of therapuetic tricks of the hypnotherapist's trade. If you buy no other hypnotist's handbood, buy this one. It is a library in itself.

If you're serious about your study of Ericksonian hypnotherapy, this is a required text for you. Ernest Rossi's collaboration with Erickson here really focuses on Erickson's technique and will afford much thought and examination. Happy reading and reflecting!

What makes this book so unusual and helpful is that it discusses hypnotherapy from the consumer's--rather than the therapist's--point of view. The book counsels the reader about what can be gained from professional hypnotherapy and neurolinguistic programming. It then guides the consumer in selecting the best and most appropriate practitioner.

On this page there's not yet an Editorial Review or an Inside the Book feature; to give an idea of the scope of the book, here is the Table of Contents:

1: What [hypnosis] is and what it isn't
2: Approaches--authoritarian, permissive, or cooperative
3: Techniques used in hypnosis
4: Lay or medical hypnotist?
5: Hypnotists help--people heal
6: The art of self-hypnosis
7: Uses of hypnosis
8: Hypnosis and learning
9: Hypnosis and the law
10: Hypnosis in sport
11: Hypnosis and stress
12: Questions and answers
13: A few case notes
Bibliography

What I hate about dream interpretation books is that so very many of them are fluffy and full of silly dictionaries or completely off the wall theories. Well, this one is the exception to that rule.

This book is based on the integration of three dream interpretation theories from real psychologists: Jung, Freud, and Perls. It covers all aspects of dreaming, including the physical parts of sleep and the sleep cycle, the history of dream interpretation, the major theories and theorists of dream interpretation, and so much more. It's well-written, full of excellent supporting evidence and quotations, and based in real-life experience. This is an amazing book.