Psycho-therapeutics : or, treatment by hypnotism and suggestion (1891)
Tuckey, C. Lloyd(Charles Lloyd),1855-1925 · London, Paris, Madrid : Baillière, Tindall and Cox · leaf 161
ency andexpectation; the vision of other persons in differentstages of sleep—all excite the faculty of imitation and thedesire to sleep to the greatest degree possible. After somuch trouble and such careful selection the new-comerwould indeed be ungrateful for opportunities and un-deserving of cure… … 3 a TREA TMENT BY SUGGESTION. 139 Dr. Wetterstrand has treated over 3,000 patients withsuch success that he finds only five per cent, are unin-fluenced by hypnotism.* Dr. Berillon adopts a verysimilar method in his clinique in Paris, and he rarelyattempts to hypnotize a patient on his first visit…
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