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David Slater - The Hypnotherapist December 2003
Highly recommended! and I am only an armchair sportsman but I can see great potential for its use here.
Fidelity - The Journal for the NCP, reviewed by Pat Doohan
All therapists using Ericksonian methods and brief therapy, wanting to branch into Sport Psychology, would benefit from reading this book.
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Front Cover | Copyright | Table of Contents | Excerpt | Index | Back Cover
The domain of clinical sport psychology is very broad. Read the first page Browse Sample Pages
Front Cover | Copyright | Table of Contents | Excerpt | Index | Back Cover
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
This book is meant to be for people with knowledge of hypnosis who want to move into sports and hypnosis but having read it I would say it is for americans who like sport and want to know about hypnosis. Don't waste your money on this book other non hypnosis books on sport will give you more information than you will get here. It also uses examples of sports and players from the USA when talking about the world - a frustrating let down of a read.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
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This book is aimed at experienced hypnotherapists wishing to develop their practice into sports psychology. It assumes a fairly advanced level of knowledge about hypnosis and its application and illustrates how the key techniques can be used in sports coaching. It does this clearly and economically. Indeed, I would have liked more illustration of the techniques in use. The most valuable section, to my mind, is that on alert (awake) hypnosis which will have application in business and life coaching as well as sport. Recommended for those moving into sports coaching.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
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All therapists who currently use Ericksonian methods and brief therapy and would like to branch out into Sports Psychology would benefit from reading this book. The authors believe that traditional methods of helping sports people are too long-winded and could be much improved by using tried and tested Ericksonian techniques, tailored, of course, to the specific client. Although an interest and a knowledge of most sports is desirable, it is not absolutely necessary to know about specific sports in any great depth in order to help a sports person to enhance performance or to remove stumbling blocks which may be preventing them from giving their best.
As well as several case studies, which set out the methods the authors use, also provided are ways in which brief therapeutic methods can be utilised for this purpose.
There is also a useful chapter on marketing your Sport Psychology practice.
Reviewed by Pat Doohan
Fidelity Winter 2003 – The Journal for the NCP
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