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Home > The Wisdom of Milton H. Erickson Vol 1 & 2
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The Wisdom of Milton H. Erickson Vol 1 & 2
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By Ronald A. Havens PhD
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 (6 Reviews)
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$96.09
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Available for immediate delivery.
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Publisher:
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Irvington Pub
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Edition:
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1st
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Published:
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March 2, 1985 |
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Hardcover
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 and I have been getting deep into some areas---and a good deal of the time I've been going into and ..., July 13, 2016
By A Customer
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This is another of the Erickson books that I had a long time ago and that somehow got lost, so I ordered another copy---and this one is complete! I have been reading it in segments, and I have been getting deep into some areas---and a good deal of the time I've been going into and out of trance and allowing my unconscious mind to absorb those ideas old and new. One thing I always get a real kick out of is the way he says, in a number of different ways, something I've known fo a long time; as I put it, "What's sauce for the goose is not necessarily sauce for the gander", referring to his idea that what will work for, say, Joe Zilch, will not do the trick for, say, Herman Veeblefetzer, and that you have to figure out something that will work for the individual! (I learned this from my wise and wonderful pitching coach years ago.) And on rereading it I'm always discovering something new. Thank you so much!
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extraordinarily wonderful.., August 26, 2015
By Alex Elliott
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extraordinarily wonderful....and from the original source which is always best. Almost a primer for this man's "recreation" of psychotherapy and hypnosis
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By far the best book available that will take you on a wonderful ..., September 17, 2014
By James Malatich
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I have the honor of knowing and learning from his two daughters. This book gives you insight into how he thought...not so much on what he did or his techniques. The interview questions and more importantly the answers are invaluable. By far the best book available that will take you on a wonderful journey and exploration into the thinking of Milton Erickson.
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Overview of the works of Milton Erickson, psychiatrist and clinical hypnotherapist, November 20, 2012
By Mark Gerrand
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One of the best works about ME that I have read, and includes most of the more famous anecdotes from his work. If I had to recommend a single book on Erickson, this would have to be the one.
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A virtual Rosetta Stone, December 31, 2007
By C. Johnson
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I am a "layperson" with a deep interest in Erickson's work and I have a collection including most of his writings. However, there is so much of it that I admit I have gotten lost in the volumes, without ever a hope of sorting out the nuggets of technique and the foundations of Dr. Erickson's philosophy. This book does an amazing job of sorting it all out, and I am greatly indebted to Dr. Havens for doing so. Yes, the text is mostly quotes from Erickson's writings. The brilliance is in how they are categorized, and in Dr. Havens' accompanying interpretations. This book has instantly become one of the most valued in my collection.
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 Very nice but don't waste your money....., January 21, 2005
By Sesquiltera
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OK, this is a beautiful book, I admit. Yet it is totaly uninformative it only has quotes and doesn't teach you really something. It's too general.
Suppose you take thirty pictures of diffrent churches and shred them all into little pieces and look at the pieces you will learn nothing of architecture nor history.
And three stars is even a little overrated.
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