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The upsurge of interest in the scientific study of hypnosis and of its 

usefulness in clinical practice that began in the 20th century and accelerated 

during the second half of the century justifies a handbook of this kind to 

give a “state-of-the-art” report as we approach the next century. 

The editors who undertook this large task have been well prepared 

for it by their own active involvements in clinical practice, research, and 

participation in the hypnosis societies devoted to enhancing the scientific 

knowledge of hypnosis and its applications in clinical practice. 

In addition to themselves, they have called upon 37 eminent profes-

sionals, each an acknowledged expert in their particular area of speciali-

zation, to participate as authors of the 32 chapters that provide compre-

hensive coverage of clinical hypnosis. The majority of the authors are 

clinical psychologists with PhDs, along with a few medically trained psy-

chiatrists and at least one social worker. The high ratio of psychologists to 

other professionals reflects the disproportionate numbers of reputable clin-

ical hypnotherapists who are psychologists by training. 

This collection of experts has much to offer the practicing clinician. 

For the clinician who may be considering adding hypnosis to his or her 

therapeutic skills, the Handbook, with its many examples of inductions, 

hypnotic methods and procedures, and case studies, provides an excellent 

introduction to clinical hypnosis. For therapists who are already acquainted 

with clinical hypnosis, the Handbook is an authoritative source of infor-

mation on specific applications of hypnosis and the treatment of a wide 

variety of psychological disorders and conditions. 

The contributors represent a wide range of points of view. The pre-

vailing split is recognized between those who accept the more conventional 

view that there is something unique about the condition described as being 

hypnotized-whether or not is is called a trance-and those who argue

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<p>The upsurge of interest in the scientific study of hypnosis and of its&nbsp;</p><p>usefulness in clinical practice that began in the 20th century and accelerated&nbsp;</p><p>during the second half of the century justifies a handbook of this kind to&nbsp;</p><p>give a “state-of-the-art” report as we approach the next century.&nbsp;</p><p>The editors who undertook this large task have been well prepared&nbsp;</p><p>for it by their own active involvements in clinical practice, research, and&nbsp;</p><p>participation in the hypnosis societies devoted to enhancing the scientific&nbsp;</p><p>knowledge of hypnosis and its applications in clinical practice.&nbsp;</p><p>In addition to themselves, they have called upon 37 eminent profes-</p><p>sionals, each an acknowledged expert in their particular area of speciali-</p><p>zation, to participate as authors of the 32 chapters that provide compre-</p><p>hensive coverage of clinical hypnosis. The majority of the authors are&nbsp;</p><p>clinical psychologists with PhDs, along with a few medically trained psy-</p><p>chiatrists and at least one social worker. The high ratio of psychologists to&nbsp;</p><p>other professionals reflects the disproportionate numbers of reputable clin-</p><p>ical hypnotherapists who are psychologists by training.&nbsp;</p><p>This collection of experts has much to offer the practicing clinician.&nbsp;</p><p>For the clinician who may be considering adding hypnosis to his or her&nbsp;</p><p>therapeutic skills, the Handbook, with its many examples of inductions,&nbsp;</p><p>hypnotic methods and procedures, and case studies, provides an excellent&nbsp;</p><p>introduction to clinical hypnosis. For therapists who are already acquainted&nbsp;</p><p>with clinical hypnosis, the Handbook is an authoritative source of infor-</p><p>mation on specific applications of hypnosis and the treatment of a wide&nbsp;</p><p>variety of psychological disorders and conditions.&nbsp;</p><p>The contributors represent a wide range of points of view. The pre-</p><p>vailing split is recognized between those who accept the more conventional&nbsp;</p><p>view that there is something unique about the condition described as being&nbsp;</p><p>hypnotized-whether or not is is called a trance-and those who argue</p>

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