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Once upon a time in a far way land called Phoenix, there lived an old man in a wheelchair, who many called the Wizard of the Desert., This old man ...

Bill O’Hanlon is the  author of 35 books (and counting) that include such greats as Taproots, Do One Thing Different, and the Uncommon Casebook. In this interview Doug O’Brien asks ...

These rules were complied by Milton Erickson’s daughter, Betty Alice Erickson. These are ten “Rules of Life” that Milton Erickson lived by and taught his children. These are not “Presuppositions of Ericksonian Hypnotherapy and Psychology.” These are the rules of life that Milton himself lived by and were, arguably, the backbone of his philosophy.

The difference between traditional hypnosis and Ericksonian hypnosis

Many people will understand my former phobia of bouncy castles. One time as a child, my parents, grandparents and I were at a fair. I spotted a bouncy castle and ...

Implication - Saying Without Saying

Chapter Two - The Human Condition

In what way can this ancient art be practiced as a Portal to Presence?

Dan contrasts Self-mastery with Enlightenment

Explains both Linguistic and Epistemological Presuppositions.

A poem by the incomparable Irish poet

We are thrilled and grateful to feature a wonderful contribution by world-renowned poet, David Whyte. It is his poem “SOMETIMES” from the collection, “Everything is Waiting for You.” IN REGARD ...

Excerpted with permission from “Everyday Soul” by Bradford Keeney, Ph.D. Chapter Two Making Grace out of Life’s Disturbances  The value of human life lies in the fact of suffering, for where ...

What Ericksonian Hypnosis is and how it got that way

Keynote Address at the 2002 Canadian NLP Conference

How physical metaphors create change