It was with this book that Milton Erickson, an American psychologist, the creator of the method of non-directive hypnosis, began to become widely known — a man who, according to his colleagues, had the same serious influence on the practice of psychotherapy as Sigmund Freud had on its theory.
Jay Haley, America’s foremost family therapist, has described Erickson’s therapy in detail.
In various chapters of the book: «The Life Cycle of the Family», «Marriage and Its Consequences», «Birth and Interaction with Children», he examines the various life situations of Milton Erickson’s patients and analyzes the methods of his work.
IOI, 432 p.