Hypnotherapy in case reports

Hypnosis is the oldest psychotherapeutic method, the effectiveness of which has been scientifically proven and documented countless times. Yet even today, it remains shrouded in mystery, which arouses distrust among both healthcare professionals and the general public.
The publication contributes to dispelling this distrust and presents hypnosis as a respected therapeutic and diagnostic method with wide use. It presents basic theoretical knowledge about hypnotherapy and its partial methods, hypnosis, self-hypnosis and the application of autosuggestion. The author describes her three-pronged model and places it in a broader context of approaches and methods. In the second part, eight stories illustrate practical
The use of hypnosis in psychotherapy allows the reader to gain insight into their world of thought and experience and offers a number of suggestions.
The book is intended not only for experts from the ranks of hypnotherapists and psychotherapists, but also for other colleagues from helping professions, including doctors and other healthcare professionals. It may attract readers from the general population who are interested in hypnosis as a therapeutic and developmental methour