The Art of Hypnotherapy: Diversified Client-Centered Hypnosis

by C. Roy Hunter

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 078720515X
• ISBN13: 9780787205157
• Release Date: February 1995
• Publisher: Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company
• Length: 316 Pages
• Weight: 0.95 lbs.

Customer Reviews

In-depth introducion to hypnotherapy for the professional

This is the companion volume to C Roy Hunter's excellent introduction to hypnosis, the Art of Hypnosis. Although it can be read on it's own, parts of this book are more understandable if you have already read the Art of Hypnosis. Hunter has an informal, first-person style of writing that makes the book enjoyable to read. This book is an excellent reference for both beginning and experienced hypnotherapists that is packed with philosophy, strategies, techniques, and scripts. It is intended for professionals and is probably not appropriate for someone who is only casually interested in hypnosis.

Must Have Book for the Hypnotherapist

At the Banyan Hypnosis Center for Training & Services, Inc. I recommend this book along with Mr. Hunter's book, The Art of Hypnosis, to all of our students. It provides a wealth of hypnotherapeutic techniques. It is a true "hand book" of hypnotherapy. If you practice (or intend to practice) hypnotherapy your library is not complete without this book.

Highly recommended!

If you are new to the field of hypnotherapy or in the midst of beginning your practice; Roy Hunter gives an orderly, insightful and respectful enlightenment of the process and techniques, which can be an aid to help guide your clients to positive changes. I enjoyed his style of writing and the content, thoroughly!

Roy Hunter's finest book

The Art of Hypnotherapy is an outstanding contribution to the field of hypnosis and one that needs to be read by every practitioner. Kevin Hogan, Author of The Hypnotherapy Handbook and The Psychology of Persuasion

Very helpful for hypnotherapist

I highly recommend this book by Roy Hunger who has acknowledged his gratitude to his teacher Charles Tibbets who was truly a giant in his field. It has been helpful in my work at Pendleton Memorial Methodist Hospital, New Orleans, LA. Chaplain Paul G. Durbin, Ph.D.