How to Treat by Suggestion, With and Without Hypnosis A Notebook for Practitioners

IN this little book it is the author's intention to summarise the various practical rules which may be followed by those Wishing to carry out treatment by suggestion and to indicate, as far as possible, the several types of cases for which the different methods are particularly suited. Theoretical considerations will scarcely be touched upon, there being many sound books of reference in which theories of suggestion and hypnotic treatment are dis cussed at length, and to which reference may be made. In practical work and demonstration, the chief questions asked by students of psychotherapy are, of course.