Description
In this two-program audio, Milton H. Erickson, M.D. first presents his unique therapeutic perspective on the therapist’s awareness in the client-therapist relationship. He then demonstrates this process in his discussion of his work with clients with multiple personalities.
Program One: The Therapeutic Perspective
Dr. Erickson discusses the uniqueness and commonalities of each client. Using instruction and demonstration, he introduces:
- The nature of the conscious & unconscious mind
- Developmental considerations
- The idiosyncratic meaning of words
- Looking at things “in all possible ways”
Program Two: Multiple Personality
Dr. Erickson illustrates the principles presented on Program One in his work with clients who had multiple personalities (DID). Those discussed include both his classic and widely published cases including those of Miss Damon and Miss Brown as well as his unpublished case of Christina.
Accompanying Transcript
The accompanying transcript is in paragraph format with numbered lines. It meticulously documents Dr. Erickson’s presentation word-for-word.
