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angle, modern methods of induction and in particular use of self-hypnosis can
improve self-esteem and feelings of mastery.
It is noteworthy that the authors are open-minded in their approach, and are
willing to learn from all available techniques including old-style psychotherapies
as well as new-style `alternative medicine.' Hypnosis gives opportunities for
creativity, and it is obvious that this makes for considerable satisfaction in both
therapist and client.
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