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An exploration of utilization techniques in short-term hypnotherapy.

Abstract The purpose of this paper is to explore Erickson's concept of utilization in short term hypnotherapy with two clients who had unsuccessful psychotherapy. The resistant patient is described as a person who has lost hope and is imposing that loss onto the therapist. A description of the major therapeutic intervention is presented and related to the importance of (1) hope that things can be different and (2) the therapist's responsibility for demonstrating that change is possible.