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At the age of seventeen, he was paralyzed for a year by a bout of polio so bad that his doctor was convinced he would die. Despite or perhaps because of his handicaps, Milton Erickson went on to qualify as a medical doctor and psychiatrist.
When Erickson was in his fifties, he was struck by a second bout of polio that caused him a great deal of physical pain. Erickson, Vol. Despite severe illness in his old age, Milton Erickson continued to teach, demonstrate, and practice his remarkable skills as a therapist, even when eventually confined to a wheelchair. He died at the age of seventy-nine. Anyone interested in relieving human misery and developing human potential will benefit greatly from reading about and learning from this remarkable man.
Not content just with treating patients, he was also a great researcher into the extent and limits of hypnosis as a tool for personal change. Erickson and Ernest L. Reading his many case studies, such as those in Uncommon Therapy , and the subtle metaphorical approaches of his storytelling featured in My Voice Will Go with You is like entering another dimension. I have read these books many times and still find unexpected elements buried within the entertaining prose. Despite his sophisticated and advanced understanding, his life-long fascination with teaching healthier personal attitudes shines through.
When Milton Erickson started working as a psychiatrist, the field was limited by certain accepted rigid tenets. Psychiatrists could be removed from their positions for using it, leading to Erickson having to teach it to other psychiatrists in secret. I believe that Milton Erickson had some very important things to say about human motivation and the everyday nature of trance and hypnosis. In addition to its therapeutic value, he showed the central role hypnosis plays in creating and maintaining emotional problems.
It is described in Haley on Erickson , another fantastic book. His specializations were family therapy and medical hypnosis.
He had the honor of being the founding president of the American Society for clinical hypnosis. He was also the fellow at the American Psychological Association as well as the American Psychopathological Association. The studies he conducted on the unconscious mind led to a greater degree of problem solving related to the problems of an unconscious mind.
Milton Erickson also played a significant role in the field of strategic family therapy, neuro-linguistic programming, solution-focused brief therapy, brief therapy and family systems therapy.
Milton Erickson is one of the most significant figures in the field of modern hypnosis as he had a personal history regarding this field.
Erickson was renowned for his work in hypnosis and eminent in psychiatric circles. In , Dr. Erickson moved from Michigan to Phoenix. In , he entered into private practice in his home office, a move which was prompted in large part by medical necessity.
Despite almost constant, intense physical pain and the progressive loss of mobility which led to confinement to a wheelchair in his later years, Dr. Erickson was prodigiously active. Erickson served as the Inaugural President. He also established the American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis and served as editor for 10 years.
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