Hypnotherapy of War Neuroses

<p><strong>The Original Brief Trauma Therapy.</strong> John G. Watkins' groundbreaking <em>Hypnotherapy of War Neuroses</em> gives a detailed account of the context methods and results of his hypnotic techniques on combat traumas such as PTSD at Welch Convalescent Hospital during World War II.</p><p>Watkins' techniques showed considerable success more than enough to be worth studying even today.</p><p>After World War II Watkins continued his career as a clinical and research psychologist especially as Professor of Psychology and Director of Clinical Training at the University of Montana. He developed several important clinical techniques including affect-bridge age regression still considered by many to be the gold standard of hypnotherapeutic techniques. He also developed ego-state therapy which applies family therapy techniques to a single individual to resolve inner conflicts.</p><p>Out of print for decades Norton Creek Press is proud to make Hypnotherapy of War Neuroses available to a new generation of therapists.</p>