Brain Change Therapy: Clinical Interventions for for Self-Transformation
“[T]he best synthesis of psychotherapy - to include hypnotherapy - and neurofeedback available today. . . . [H]as the best explanation of the neurological dynamics of trance state that I have ever read. . . . Anyone involved with any aspect of human transformation will most definitely benefit from reading and studying it. ” (The International Hypnosis Research Institute)“Any therapist in practice will benefit from reading this book . . . . [A] therapist's client can also find it very helpful because the language is informative and clear . . ."” (Metapsychology Online Reviews)“Brain Change Therapyis a seminal work of great importance that merges advanced psychotherapy with current neurophysiological research. There are treasures to be found in every chapter and this comprehensive reference work will be found on progressive clinicians' bookshelves for years to come.” (Stephen Lankton, LCSW, DAHB, author of Tools of Intention, The Answer Within, and Tales of Enchantment, Editor-in-Chief, American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis)“Brain Change Therapyis a beautiful expression of a theoretical perspective: change can be stimulated by attending to the brain / body / consciousness interface. This work, supported by current scientific viewpoints, offers a platform for understanding ways in which clinical conditions are developed, maintained or changed. With clarity and style, Kershaw and Wade delineate creative paths for practical therapeutic applications.” (Roxanna Erickson Klein RN, PhD, The Milton H. Erickson Foundation)“Do you want to know how to entrain brain plasticity to empower psychotherapy? Kershaw and Wade provide therapists of all persuasions, and all levels of experience, a comprehensive, easy-to-apply program based in state-of-the-art, affective neuroscience.Brain Change Therapywill help heal clients' troubled minds. Required reading for 21st Century practice.” (Jeffrey K. Zeig, PhD, The Milton H. Erickson Foundation)“It's a powerful guide for any therapist's arsenal of treatment options, and a 'must' for any serious psychotherapy reference collection.” (Midwest Book Review)