Dr. Erickson and the Art of Redirection - Erickson Streaming Video Collection

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People would travel from all around the world to Phoenix, Arizona to learn about Milton Erickson’s approaches to psychotherapy. These sessions, conducted in front of a group of diverse students, became known as Erickson’s Teaching Seminars.
This video excerpt is from one day of these teaching seminars. In this clip Dr. Erickson demonstrates how we has able to create a practical solution for a family whose daughter had issues with uncontrollable tantrums. By involving the daughter to participate in her own therapy, Dr. Erickson was able to help her understand how to redirect her energy to a more useful outcome.
We invite you to observe Erickson as he taught, as he practiced hypnosis, and enjoy this video of this remarkable day that illustrates many points about Dr. Erickson’s experiential approach to psychotherapy here.

[@johnnaylor2577]

Brilliant on more than just an obvious "level"

[@tg2314]

Thank You for sharing the works of this Compassionate Therapist--Just reading his works and viewing his clips i embedded multi-level therapy--Thank You !

[@nicelara4703]

Thanks Jeff for this opportunity to see these videos!

[@ericksonfoundation]

You're very welcome!

[@matero30]

@@ericksonfoundation How much footage of Dr. Erickson is available in total, and is it all for sale through the Foundation?

[@nozarm]

"Involve the patient in Therapy." 💚

[@jameshall8455]

Very cool. Dr. Allan Comeau, PhD introduced me to Dr. Erickson and I am studying his work now. 11/25/22. Thank you, James, Encino, California

[@ilovelamar3]

How can a person get ALL these videos?

[@ericksonfoundation]

Please visit the link below, so you can see all the videos we have available in this collection currently and purchase the ones you would like. You can also sign up for our mailing list there, so you'll be the first to know when we have new videos come out in this collection. Thank you! www.erickson-foundation.org/ericksonvideo/

[@ernestberry-songsrestored5637]

lovely..

[@ericksonfoundation]

Thank you very much!

[@cherihausmann]

This is a common trap bc the client is so resistant to change they want the therapist to fix everything.

[@TheParadiseParadox]

Yes. It takes two to tango! Many therapists are so eager to fix everything, they won't allow the space for a client to grow.

[@tayaotto3484]

What?