Ormond McGill’s New Encyclopedia of Stage Hypnosis is a seminal work in hypnosis, widely regarded as the most comprehensive and authoritative guide. Spanning over 600 pages, this encyclopedia covers the history, techniques, and psychology behind stage hypnosis, offering a wealth of knowledge for beginners and seasoned professionals. McGill delves into everything from induction methods to stagecraft, participant selection, and ethical considerations, providing a thorough understanding of the art and science of hypnosis. With detailed explanations and real-world examples, this book is a masterclass in creating powerful, entertaining, and ethical hypnosis performances. For anyone looking to deepen their expertise and take their shows to the next level, McGill’s work is an indispensable resource that offers timeless wisdom and practical advice, ensuring that performers are well-equipped to deliver engaging and responsible hypnosis shows. Whether refining your skills or learning the ropes, McGill’s encyclopedia is essential for mastering the craft and creating captivating stage hypnosis experiences.
Published June 1996, Retail price is $56.00 plus $6.,00 book rate domestic shipping .
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