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Exploring the influence of William James and Milton Erickson, this book delves into their contributions to understanding human consciousness and its care. Both figures are portrayed as archetypal wounded healers, emphasizing the importance of personal experience in shaping their insights. Central to their philosophies is the idea that effectively caring for consciousness involves leveraging one's identity for practical purposes, highlighting a transformative approach to mental health and personal development.

RELEVANT TO ALL MENTAL HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS, REGARDLESS OF THEIR THEORETICAL ORIENTATION. SUITABLE FOR PSYCHOTHERAPY STUDENTS. Milton H. Erickson is recognised as one of the most innovative clinicians of our time. Known as the father of modern hypnosis and the source of inspiration for many forms of family therapy and brief therapy (including the increasingly popular solution-focused therapy) Erickson's influence has reached far beyond the perimeters of any one country or culture. Much of the scientific and popular literature is beginning to focus on the themes of "hope and resiliency" - Erickson worked from a philosophical position that is best explained using these two concepts. Although Erickson is most commonly examined through the lens of hypnosis, this book takes a much broader approach and defines several key components that made him successful as a therapist. The book is written by leaders and experts in the field of Ericksonian therapy.