New Erickson Books

Perhaps the best birthday is one that belongs to somebody else … while the best way to celebrate it is to buy a present for yourself.

With this in mind, please join us in celebrating the 100th anniversary of the birth of Milton H. Erickson -- give yourself two great books at one great price: The Letters of Milton H. Erickson and The Handbook of Ericksonian Psychotherapy

The Letters of Milton H. Erickson: Culled from the vast correspondence of Erickson, this collection of original letters sheds light on both the man and his work. Rich dialogues between Erickson and Margaret Mead, or Gregory Bateson, Jay Haley, to name just a few, offer extraordinary insights into the intellectual power and tenacity of this seminal thinker. Sometimes stern, other times supportive, always lively, the letters reveal that Erickson, even long after his death, continues to show us how important it is to step off the straight line, to see things from a different angle, if we want to arrive at anything that resembles truth.

The Handbook of Ericksonian Psychotherapy: This long-awaited book will prove itself worth the wait the instant one begins to read. Erickson’s ideas and innovations are weaved into the very contemporary perspectives of this next generation of practitioners. From pain management to trauma resolution, contributors demonstrate the many and diverse applications of Ericksonian approaches in psychotherapy today. Yapko, the Lanktons, Mills, Ritterman, Scheflin, B.A. Erickson, and more than 30 premier professionals lay out the principles and the practice of Ericksonian psychotherapy – and point the direction of psychotherapy in general.

So, toast the centennial of one who revolutionized our thinking about the human condition and its treatment – give a nod to Milton H. Erickson and then curl up with some good books. Visit www.ZeigTucker.com and order today.

For information on centennial events see: Erickson-foundation.org and click Training

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