Ericksonian Methods: The Essence Of The Story

by Zeig,Jeffrey K.

• ISBN13: 9780876307380
• ISBN10: 0876307381
• Edition: 1st
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 1994-07-01
• Publisher: Routledge

Summary

The Milton H. Erickson Foundation, Phoenix, Arizona. Proceedings of the Fifth International Congress on Ericksonian Approaches to Hypnosis and Psychotherapy, held in Phoenix, Arizona, December 2-6, 1992. 36 U.S. contributors.

Table of Contents

Introduction	xi
Acknowledgments	xv
Contributors	xvii
Convocation	xxv
I. Keynote Addresses
Typically Erickson	3	(22)
Jay Haley
Money and the Family	25	(21)
Cloe Madanes
Ericksonian Psychotherapy - Then and Now: New Fundamentals of the Naturalistic-Utilization Approach	46	(33)
Ernest L. Rossi
II. Reflections: The Ericksonian Approach
The Fight Against Fundamentalism: Searching for Soul in Erickson's Legacy	79	(20)
Stephen G. Gilligan
Everything Is Problem Solving: The Essence of the Story	99	(20)
Stephen R. Lankton
``Have You Done Anything Ericksonian Today?'' Co-creating Positive Self-Fulfilling Prophecy	119	(17)
Carol H. Lankton
Whose Story Is This, Anyway? A History of His-Story	136	(11)
Kay F. Thompson
III. Overviews
Ericksonian Therapy Demystified: A Straightforward Approach	147	(16)
Betty Alice Erickson
Good News for a Change: Optimism, Altruism, and Hardiness as the Basis for Erickson's Approach	163	(19)
Catherine Walters
Ronald A. Havens
The Transitional Gap in Metaphor and Therapy: The Essence of the Story	182	(10)
Jean Godin
Jean-Michel Oughourlian
Restorying the Mind: Using Therapeutic Narrative in Psychotherapy	192	(15)
Carol J. Kershaw
The Essence of Ericksonian Methods: Up for Grabs	207	(4)
Richard Fisch
Reframing: The Essence of Psychotherapy?	211	(16)
Philip Barker
IV. Conceptual Issues
Ericksonian Myths	227	(13)
Andre M. Weitzenhoffer
Essential, Non-Essential: Vive La Difference	240	(14)
Steve de Shazer
The Locksmith Model	254	(13)
Joseph Barber
V. About Milton Erickson
Milton Erickson: Early Postmodernist	267	(15)
Gene Combs
Jill Freedman
The Wounded Physician as Healer	282	(5)
Milton H. Erickson
Sandra M. Sylvester
Erickson's Essence: A Personal View	287	(8)
John H. Weakland
VI. Therapy Techniques
Advanced Techniques of Utilization: An Intervention Metamodel and the Use of Sequences, Symptom Words, and Figures of Speech	295	(20)
Jeffrey K. Zeig
Seeding Responsiveness to Hypnotic Processes	315	(18)
Brent B. Geary
One Thousand Induction Techniques and Their Application to Therapy and Thinking	333	(16)
Sidney Rosen
How to Deal With Resistance to Induction by Refusing to Identify It	349	(7)
Robert E. Pearson
Ericksonian Applications in the Use of Art in Therapy	356	(11)
Shirley E. Bliss
Using Paradox in Hypnosis and Family Therapy	367	(10)
Camillo Loriedo
Gaspare Vella
Writing Assignments in the Treatment of Grief and Traumas from the Past	377	(18)
Alfred Lange
VII. Specific Populations
An Ericksonian Perspective on the Treatment of Sexual Abuse	395	(20)
Yvonne Dolan
Erickson's Approach to Multiple Personality: A Cross-Cultural Perspective	415	(18)
Madeleine Richeport
Multiple Addictions, Multiple Personalities: An Erickson-Inspired View	433	(12)
John D. Lovern
The Ericksonian Utilization Approach for the Rehabilitation of Paralyzed Patients	445	(20)
Bernhard Trenkle
VIII. Special Issues
A Five-Part Poetic Induction in Favor of Human Decency (Countering the Hate Movements)	465	(17)
Michele Klevens Ritterman
Memories of the Future: Regression and Suggestions of Abuse	482	(13)
Michael D. Yapko
About The Milton H. Erickson Foundation, Inc.	495	(5)
Faculty of the 1992 International Congress on Ericksonian Approaches to Hypnosis and Psychotherapy	500