Dynamics of Hypnosis

Collected for the first time in one volume, this is an accessibly-written dive into the breadth of hypnosis from one of the field's expansive thinkers. What hypnosis is, how it works, where it fits in relationship to more conventional therapies, and what hypnosis looks like in some real-world applications, are just some of the topics addressed in this compendium of recent articles by a popular speaker and award-winning hypnotherapist The Seattle Times named 'the best alternative therapy in the Pacific Northwest.'
This is the voice of a professional, articulate, clear thinker who brings contemporary science and sensibilities to current issues in hypnotherapy, mental-emotional health, and modern society. As a body of curated short works, this is an engaging read, appropriate for both seasoned hypnotists and the general public. There are nuggets on every page, contextualized to give them even greater meaning.
A 'seamed anthology,' each chapter stands on its own, but is best read alongside the other, as the collection builds on the information, nuance, and perspective of previous pages in an intelligent, overarching development. This is the best recent work of one of the rising starts of professional hypnosis today.