Identifier: psychotherapycou2190park (find matches)
Title: Psychotherapy; a course of reading in sound psychology, sound medicine and sound religion.
Year: 1909 (1900s)
Authors: Parker, William Belmont, 1871-1934, editor
Subjects: Mental healing Mental health Psychotherapy Mental Healing Mental Health Psychotherapy
Publisher: New York : Centre Pub. Co
Contributing Library: Columbia University Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH)

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ty on the subject, his book, Psycho-Therapeutics, being one of the mostvalued works in the field. His defense of hypnotism, therefore, to whichhe devotes a considerable part of his paper, demands consideration. Inthe first place, whatever may be the final decision as to the value of hypno-tism, it must be borne in mind that practically all forms of psychotherapeuticsuggestion have their origin in hypnotism, just as in its turn hypnotism hadits origin in mesmerism. Dr. Tuckey very naturally begins his article with an account of theclinic of Liebeault, the first great practitioner of hypnotic suggestion inEurope. This visit led Dr. Tuckey to further study and practice of hyp-notism and the various forms of treatment by suggestion, which he describesand analyzes with great acuteness. In the discussion of hypnotism which is going on and which has al-ready divided psychotherapists into two camps—the school of Nancy and the school of Berne —Dr. Tuckeys presentation is of high value. (4)
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