Hypnotic Language: Its Structure and Use

Milton H. Erickson developed complex language patterns that now form a major part of most therapists' work. In this remarkable book, the authors build on Erickson's approach, and develop it considerably further. This is amply demonstrated by means of scripts and case studies ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the techniques involved. The book contains an immense wealth of information that cannot fail to casue those who read it to make substansive improvements to their communication skills. This work also acts as a valuable reference for all who seek to further their skills and effectiveness through understanding of the subconscious minefield that is language perception, demystifying hypnotic language in the process.