The Case of Carol: Possibilities and Probabilities in Hypnosis – A Clinical Demostration of Hypnosis in Empowering Decision-Making

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Yapko Collection | Zeig Tucker Publishers
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Michael D. Yapko, PhD
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Carol is a 61-year-old woman at a crossroads in her life, especially with regard to her marriage of 40 years. She has been unable to make a decision as to whether she should divorce her husband or stay in an unsatisfying marriage. She wants to make a decision based on clear thinking and the confidence that it really is the right thing to do. Through hypnosis, Dr. Yapko helps Carol to gain a deeper awareness of what it means to evolve as a growth-oriented person and to make her decision from that place.

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Until recently, however.

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The Case of Carol: Possibilities and Probabilities in Hypnosis – A Clinical Demostration of Hypnosis in Empowering Decision-Making