gindes bernard m d (5 risultati)

Hardback. Condizione: VG. 1st Great Britain Ed. - Stated. A nice copy that has a pricesticker remainder scar on the inside free endpaper - no toher faults. The jacket looks used but nice and is protected in new mylar.

Soft cover. Condizione: Almost Like New. Softcover Edition, Printing Not Listed. Softcover is a clean tight unmarked copy.

vg+/vg+, dj spine fade/edgewear, o/w bright & tight copy. 4th printing edition. Binding is black cloth.

Trade Paperback. Condizione: Excellent. No Jacket. An excellent clean and bright copy as new.

black full clothhardcover 8vo. (octavo). dustwrapper in protective plastic book jacket cover. fine cond. binding square & tight. covers clean. minor rubbing at corners. edges clean. contents free of markings. dustwrapper in good cond. 2" tear on front, spine top missing 2cm piece, rubbed & soiled on the rear, not price clipped. nice clean vintage copy. no library markings, store stamps, stickers, bookplates, no names, inking, underlining, remainder markings etc~. first edition. first printing (nap). xv+262p. appendix. psychology. psychotherapy. psychoanalysis. medicine. dentistry. ~ In this volume a doctor conveys to the medical and psychological fields his findings on hypnotism from the point of view of serious scientific research and clinical observation of behavior. He presents to his colleagues his conclusions as to the limits and benefits of hypnosis as a major adjunct to psychotherapy and medicine. Hypnosis has long been a fascinating and baffiing subject. Clinical investigation has established its phenomena beyond a doubt. The explanation for these phenomena has remained a mystery. Yet many have sought to manipulate this function of the mind, some merely for purposes of personal aggrandizement or entertainment, others for the improvement of man's ills. In the tradition of medical therapy, both of the psyche and of the soma, Dr. Gindes has conducted sober investigation into the scientific principles of hypnotism and their usefulness as a method of alleviating human difficulties. While the book has been written with the psychiatrist's interest in view, the general practitioner, the college psychology student and the intelligent layman have not been neglected. Chapters on the history of hypnosis, its methodology, and many examples of its practical therapeutic application are included. Of particular interest is the discussion of new and original techniques. Partial listing of the Table of Contents: PHYSIOLOGICAL CHANGES NOTED IN HYPNOSIS PHENOMENA PRODUCED DURING HYPNOSIS RELEASE OF INHIBITIONS THE HYPNOTIC FORMULA CAN SUGGESTION BE DANGEROUS? QUALIFICATIONS OF THE HYPNOTIST OBJECTIVE METHODS OF HYPNOTIC INDUCTION SUBJECTIVE METHODS OF HYPNOTIC INDUCTION SUGGESTIVE THERAPY FEARS IMPROVING VISION OBESITY MENSTRUAL CONDITIONS INSOMNIA NERVOUSNESS FAULTY CONCENTRATION MEMORY TRAINING HYPNOSIS AND OBSTETRICS TREATMENT OF ALCOHOLISM RE~EDUCATION DURING HYPNOSIS HYPN0~ANALYSIS AND HYPNO~SYNTHESIS.