How to Hypnotize Yourself and Others

Rachel Copelan · 1981

A practical introduction to self-hypnosis whose opening chapter argues that television induces a mild trance in viewers.

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Theme

Hypnosis & persuasion

Shelf status

In print

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Author

Rachel Copelan

Topics

Therapeutic use, Hypnotism, Autogenic training, Hypnosis

First published

1981

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Widely available second-hand.

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