Contributions from Erickson’s hypnosis to Family Therapy

Authors

  • Agustín CAMINO VALLHONRAT Instituto “Milton Erickson”, Barcelona Centro de Salud Mental del Baix Emporda, IAS, CatSalut. Barcelona
  • Montserrat GIBERNAU BALCELLS Instituto “Milton Erickson”, Barcelona Centro de Salud Mental del Baix Emporda, IAS, CatSalut. Barcelona

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.55414/42zsct69

Abstract

In the history of the development of psychotherapy the hypnosis has represented a significant role. In parallel to the source of family therapy some authors performed a new analysis of the hypnotics processes based in the point of view of the relational
theory and the human communication theory. During the 60th and 70th the psychiatrist Milton Erickson developed revolutionary hypnotics interventions that had an important influency in some of therapeutic strategies and theory of family therapy.

 

CITE AS:

Camino Vallhonrat, A. & Gibernau Balcells, M. (2009). Aportaciones de la hipnosis ericksoniana a la Terapia Familiar. Apuntes de Psicología, 27, 219-234.

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Published

06/12/2009

Issue

Vol. 27 Issue 2-3 (2009). Family therapy in clinical and community practice

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Research articles

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How to Cite

CAMINO VALLHONRAT, A., & GIBERNAU BALCELLS, M. (2009). Contributions from Erickson’s hypnosis to Family Therapy. Apuntes De Psicología, 27(2-3), 219-234. https://doi.org/10.55414/42zsct69