Keys to the Mind, Learn How to Hypnotize Anyone and Practice Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy Correctly

I gave a 4-star rating because the typos and formating issues in the ebook were frustrating to me. However, the content was very comprehensive and easy to understand.

The book was easy to read, explained concepts thoroughly enough that I feel comfortable with them and confident that the author isn't just pumping sunshine. This is my first book on hypnotism, so it's tough to gauge if enough depth was given to accomplish what the author intended, but at the same time it wasn't over a novices head. I have a preference for more tightly focused and in-depth books, so I would have like a bit more information on most of the topics presented.One thing I didn't like at all were the periodic references to the author's website. It's one thing to have an ad in the back cover, it's another to advertise mid-book.Minus one star for questionable depth, and one more for the ads. I haven't had a chance to practice any of the techniques from the book yet, so these are just my impressions from a first read.

Some interesting insights in here but the text is mostly very dry. I didn't come away from this book feeling like I necessarily wanted to learn more about hypnosis. It's a good primer on hypnosis however if you just want to get a realistic overview of what hypnosis involves (moral questions and techniques and what can be accomplished) of what's involved. I thought I'd be very interested in learning how to hypnotize people until I read this book, so basically it turned me off from hypnosis. That's both a good bad thing. Obviously sometimes when you learn more about something you realize it's just not something that's interesting to you, and like I said this book is a good primer. However it also could have been written in a more inspirational way I think.

As a professional therpeutic hypnotist, I love the way Mr Nongard approaches therapy. This is an excellent reference for all counselors and I highly recommend it. ~~~Maureen of Maryland Hypnosis.

First let me say that the content of this book seems excellent! I have learned a lot from reading it. But I feel like screaming at someone for publishing a book that they could not bother editing first! Almost every page contains mistakes. Sure you can figure out the meaning, but it is extremely annoying to read.I feel like asking for a refund, and likely would, if I didn't happen to find the content extremely useful. It's like buying a new car that was only partially painted. Unbelievable! Why bother doing 98% of the work on an excellent product and then just slack off on the remainder?

The book was merely OK. I say this because it showed me how to do basic hypnosis and the fact that I have not yet read other books on the subject. There were a lot of typos. There was an annoying habit of mentioning a topic and then saying "you can find more information about this online"-that frustrates me because if I wanted to read about it online, I wouldn't have bought his book in the first place. In summation, it was a good introduction to hypnotism and hypnotherapy, but not great.

I love his style. Conversational and easy, he covers everything the beginner and more advanced would need. I got exactly what I was hoping for when I bought the book. The information on how to hypnotize! Great job :)

Good book....detail and easy to understand. For those whom wants to acquire knowledge on hypnosis, this will be the book

Great Book and well worth the price it is very insightful to the subject of Hypnosis as 2 other books simple yet informative.