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Brief history of hypnosis
Modern hypnotherapy and hypnotism dates back to the times of Franz Anton Mesmer, a physician in Paris around the 1780's who used a combination of magnets and suggestion to cure many ailments (from this is derived the term 'mesmerised').
In the 1800's a Scottish surgeon called James Braid, was the person who coined the word, hypnosis.
In the early 1900's Sigmund Freud dabbled with hypnosis.
Milton H. Erickson a famous Psychotherapist used Hypnosis for 60 years, seeing up to 14 clients a day.
In 1955 the British Medical Association endorsed the practice of hypnosis in Medical School education, since then it has become a valuable addition to conventional medical treatment.
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