The clearest transition between the original concepts of hypnosis, developed in the 18th Century by Franz Anton Mesmer is modern therapeutic hypnosis represented by Surgeon James Braid. Braid coined the term hypnosis in 1843. The term refers to Hypnos, the Greek god of sleep, because most forms of mesmerism at that time involved the production of an apparently sleep-like condition.
I have always been curious about the applications of hypnotic therapy and the benefits derived from these processes and recently purchased a book through a wonderful website called DeepTranceNow.com entitled Hypnosis for Change by Josie Hadley and Carol Staudacher. This is a must read for those curious about the field or the professional hypnotherapist.
Topics such as weight loss, quitting smoking, stress reduction, pain control and improving self-esteem are well covered in the book and lend to some very interesting reading and sound insight into this intriguing field of study.
I felt it was my civic responsibility to bring this informative book to the forefront in your quest for knowledge and also highly recommend visiting DeepTranceNow.com for all things hypnotic. I wish you good reading. Change your mind, experience hypnosis.
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