What You’ll Discover in Dr. Erickson and Three Cases of Trauma (No CE Credit)
- The following topics are available:
- Trauma
- Category:
- Lounsbury Winston Donation | Erickson Materials | Milton H. Erickson Collections | Erickson Collection of Streaming Videos
- Faculty:
- Milton H. Erickson MD, MD | Jeffrey Zeig, PhD
- Course Levels:
- Master’s Degree in Health-Related Science or Higher
- Duration:
- 1 Hour 13 Minutes
- Format:
- Audio and Video
- Date of the original program:
- Dec 31, 1972
Description
Description:
Lounsbury – Winston Collection
This video is a one-hour long. Erickson Archives, from 1973 to 1978 to Milton Erickson’s teaching seminars. Erickson These seminars were held in comfort. and Intimacy of He lives in his own home. In this video, we encounter three cases – each dealing primarily with trauma. In each case, of These cases have a hidden meaning. Erickson demonstrates how to take “extraneous” information provided by the client, understand the context relevant to the client’s problem, and For therapeutic effect, extrapolate the meaning of words with insight
This video contains a featurette from Dr. Jeffrey Zeig introducing the cases, and Breaking down the techniques Erickson uses.
You can draw three lessons from these cases that you can immediately apply to your practice.
- Storytelling. Erickson He was a master storyteller. and For clients to understand, he would often tell stories. He was experiential. He used stories to create suggestions when he was doing Hypnosis.
- Work in a series of steps. Erickson You should work incrementally. It is easier to accomplish hard work by taking small steps. Think “baby steps.” Even when Erickson Although he was working with repression, the client was never forced to go through the trauma again. He would instead break down the trauma into behavioral and affective pieces. and Cognitive components and You can deal with each one individually. All problems are a combination of These components are interconnected, so it is important to address each component individually.
- Follow the clues. In Erickson’s world, there was no extraneous information. Any information could be used to improve the therapy. He would notice the smallest detail — a certain posture, an inflection in a client’s voice – verbal and nonverbal behavior as clues to solving the riddle, solving the client’s problem.
Handouts
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Faculty
Milton H. Erickson MD Similar seminars and products: 72
Milton H. Erickson, MD, American psychiatrist, who was a specialist in medical hypnosis. and Family therapy. He was also the founding president of American Society for Clinical Hypnosis and He is well-known for his creative approach to the unconscious mind. and solution-generating.
Dr. Erickson Most of his physical handicaps were severe. of He lived a full life. He contracted polio at age 17. and Doctors believed that he would soon die from severe paralysis. The paralyzed man was almost completely incapacitated while he lay in bed. and He became unable speak and was very conscious. of The significance of nonverbal communication – body language, tone of voice, and These nonverbal expressions were often in direct contradiction to the verbal. He also began to have “body memories” of The muscular activity of He was able to control his body. He slowly began to regain control by focusing on these memories. of Parts of His body was so strong that he could finally talk. and His arms should be used again. His doctor advised him to exercise his upper body only Milton Erickson To build up strength for college, he planned to canoe 1,000 miles to get there. His adventure was difficult. and Although he didn’t have all the use, of His legs were strong enough to allow him to walk with a cane.
Ericksonian hypnosis is a different approach to traditional hypnosis. of ways. The process is ongoing of Hypnosis was traditionally conceived as a matter. of Ericksonianhypnosis emphasizes that the therapist will give standardized instructions for a patient who is passive. of The therapeutic relationship is interactive and purposeful engagement of The inner resources and Live an experiential life of The subject. Dr. Erickson Revolutionized the practice of Hypnotherapy can be combined with many different concepts and The patterns of Communication into the field
Dr. Erickson He used it in his treatment of individuals, couples, and His hypnotic approach helped his families. Although he was known as the world’s leading hypnotherapist, Dr. Erickson Only one-fifth of those who used formal hypnosis were successful. of His cases are in clinical practice.
Dr. Erickson Modern psychotherapy has seen a paradigm shift. Many elements of The Ericksonian perspective, once considered extreme, is now mainstream of Current practice
Jeffrey Zeig, PhD Similar seminars and products: 303
Jeffrey K. Zeig, PhD, The Founder and Director of Milton H. Erickson Foundation and President of Zeig, Tucker & Theisen, Inc., publishers in the behavioral sciences. More than 20 books in psychotherapy have been edited, co-edited or coauthored by him. These books are available in 12 languages. Dr. Zeig specializes in psychology. and Marriage and Private practice for family therapists in Phoenix, Arizona.
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