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Benjamin, H., Trubo, R. (1987). From victim to victor: The wellness community guide to fighting for recovery for cancer patients and their families. Los Angeles: Tarcher.
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Crasilneck, H. (1990). Hypnotic techniques for smoking control and psychogenic impotence. American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, 52,147-153.
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Frankel, F. (1990). Hypnotizability and dissociation. American Journal of Psychiatry, 147, 823-829.
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Havens, R (1986) Posthypnotic predetermination of therapeutic progress American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, 28, 258-262
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Lankton, S , Lankton, С (1983) The answer within A clinical framework ofEncksoman hypnotherapy New York Brunner/Mazel
Lankton, S , Lankton, С (1986) Enchantment and intervention in family therapy New York Brunner/Mazel
Levitt, E (1993) Hypnosis in the treatment of obesity W J Rhue, S Lynn, I Kirsch (red), Handbook of clinical hypnosis (s 533-553) Washington, DC American Psychological Association
Lynn, S , Neufeld, V , Rhue, J , Matonn, A (1993) Hypnosis and smoking cessation A cognitive-behavioral treatment W J Rhue, S Lynn, I Kirsch (red), Handbook ofclinical hypnosis (s 555-585) Washington, DC American Psychological Association
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Pearsall, P (1987) Superimmunology Master your emotions and improve your health New York McGraw-Hill
Protinsky, H (1988) Hypnotic strategies in strategic marital therapy Journal of Strategic and Systemic Therapies, 7, 29-34
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RiHerman, M (1983) Using hypnosis in family therapy San Francisco Jossey-Bass
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Torem, M (1992) „Back from the future" A powerful age-progression technique Amencan Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, 35, 81-88
Yapko, M (1988) When living hurts Directives for treating depression New York Brunner/Mazel
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Yapko, M (1992a) Free yourself from depression Emmaus, PA Rodale Press
