The Practitioner’s Guide to Mirroring Hands: A Client-Responsive Therapy That Facilitates Natural Problem Solving and Mind-Body Healing

Description

This book dedicated to Ernest Rossi's Mirroring Hands therapeutic process. Mirroring Hands is a technique that emerged from Rossi's studies and experiences with Milton H. Erickson. It has its origins in hypnosis, but it is an effective process for a wide range of mental health professionals who may not include or intend to include hypnosis in their practice. This book is intended to establish the Mirroring Hands process as a therapy for all practitioners. Rossi himself has described the technique as 'hypnosis without the hypnosis'. Mirroring Hands seeks to connect the client and the therapist to the natural flow, cycles and self-organising emergence that shift the client toward beneficial change. The authors show how the technique enables clients to unlock their problem solving and mindbody healing capacities and arrive at resolution in ways that many other therapies might not. The overall effect is to create an engaged connection and integration with the client's natural, best self.