Treatment by hypnotism and suggestion : or, psycho-therapeutics (1900)
Tuckey, C. Lloyd (Charles Lloyd) · New York : G. P. Putnam's Sons; London : Baillière, Tindall and Cox · leaf 286
attempt to sign her name. In spiteof much effort, the child—a very intelligent and docilelittle girl—completely failed to make any distinguishableletter on the paper (Fig. 6). Dr. Liebeault hypnotized her,and while asleep she was directed to write her name.The result was fairly legible and she… … Fig. 6. For the next few days she continued under observationand treatment, and was then discharged perfectly cured. Fig. 7. Professor Beaunis says he makes no remarks on thiscase, as the handwriting appeals more than words can toan unprejudiced mind.* * Beaunis, op. tit., p. 236. 268 TREATMENT BY…
