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• Keynote Address; Chapter 1 Explanatory Style: Predicting Depression, Achievement, and Health, Martin E. P. Seligman; Interventions for Depression; Chapter 2 Consciousness, Emotional Complexes, and the Mind-Gene Connection, Ernest L. Rossi; Chapter 3 A Renaissance Paradigm, John J. Koriath; Chapter 4 Treating Achilles’ Heel: Differentiation of Depressive States and Clinical Intervention with the Depressed Patient, Waleed Anthony Salameh; Chapter 5 Disturbances of Temporal Orientation as a Feature of Depression, Michael D. Yapko; Chapter 6 The Multidimensional Application of Therapeutic Metaphors in the Treatment of Depression, Brita A. Martiny; Chapter 7 No More Monsters and Meanies: Multisensory Metaphors for Helping Children with Fears and Depression, Joyce C. Mills; Chapter 8 Therapeutic Diagnosing in Cases of Childhood Depression, Ronald M. Gabriel; Chapter 9 Integrating Ericksonian Strategies Into Structured Groups for Depression, Brent B. Geary; Interventions for Anxiety; Chapter 10 From Panic to Peace: Recognizing the Continua, Russell A. BourneJr; Chapter 11 A Hypnotherapeutic Approach to Panic Disorder, Harriet E. Hollander; Chapter 12 Anxiety as a Function of Perception: A Theory About Anxiety and a Procedure to Reduce Symptoms to Manageable Levels, David L. Higgins; Chapter 13 Trance-Forming Anxiety: Hypnotic and Strategic Approaches to Treatment, Christopher J. Beletsis; Therapeutic Approaches for Anxiety and Depression; Chapter 14 The Treatment of Anxiety and Depression in Pain States, Robert Schwarz; Chapter 15 Hypnotic Treatment of Depression with the Use of Dissociation and Submodalities, Norma Barretta, Philip Barretta, Joseph A. Bongiovanni; Chapter 16 When Doesn’t the Problem Happen?, Jane E. Peller, John L. Walter; Chapter 17 The Therapist as Variety Generator: Developing Solutions with Depressed Clients, Stephen G. Gilligan;

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• Keynote Address; Chapter 1 Explanatory Style: Predicting Depression, Achievement, and Health, Martin E. P. Seligman; Interventions for Depression; Chapter 2 Consciousness, Emotional Complexes, and the Mind-Gene Connection, Ernest L. Rossi; Chapter 3 A Renaissance Paradigm, John J. Koriath; Chapter 4 Treating Achilles’ Heel: Differentiation of Depressive States and Clinical Intervention with the Depressed Patient, Waleed Anthony Salameh; Chapter 5 Disturbances of Temporal Orientation as a Feature of Depression, Michael D. Yapko; Chapter 6 The Multidimensional Application of Therapeutic Metaphors in the Treatment of Depression, Brita A. Martiny; Chapter 7 No More Monsters and Meanies: Multisensory Metaphors for Helping Children with Fears and Depression, Joyce C. Mills; Chapter 8 Therapeutic Diagnosing in Cases of Childhood Depression, Ronald M. Gabriel; Chapter 9 Integrating Ericksonian Strategies Into Structured Groups for Depression, Brent B. Geary; Interventions for Anxiety; Chapter 10 From Panic to Peace: Recognizing the Continua, Russell A. BourneJr; Chapter 11 A Hypnotherapeutic Approach to Panic Disorder, Harriet E. Hollander; Chapter 12 Anxiety as a Function of Perception: A Theory About Anxiety and a Procedure to Reduce Symptoms to Manageable Levels, David L. Higgins; Chapter 13 Trance-Forming Anxiety: Hypnotic and Strategic Approaches to Treatment, Christopher J. Beletsis; Therapeutic Approaches for Anxiety and Depression; Chapter 14 The Treatment of Anxiety and Depression in Pain States, Robert Schwarz; Chapter 15 Hypnotic Treatment of Depression with the Use of Dissociation and Submodalities, Norma Barretta, Philip Barretta, Joseph A. Bongiovanni; Chapter 16 When Doesn’t the Problem Happen?, Jane E. Peller, John L. Walter; Chapter 17 The Therapist as Variety Generator: Developing Solutions with Depressed Clients, Stephen G. Gilligan;

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• Keynote Address; Chapter 1 Explanatory Style: Predicting Depression, Achievement, and Health, Martin E. P. Seligman; Interventions for Depression; Chapter 2 Consciousness, Emotional Complexes, and the Mind-Gene Connection, Ernest L. Rossi; Chapter 3 A Renaissance Paradigm, John J. Koriath; Chapter 4 Treating Achilles’ Heel: Differentiation of Depressive States and Clinical Intervention with the Depressed Patient, Waleed Anthony Salameh; Chapter 5 Disturbances of Temporal Orientation as a Feature of Depression, Michael D. Yapko; Chapter 6 The Multidimensional Application of Therapeutic Metaphors in the Treatment of Depression, Brita A. Martiny; Chapter 7 No More Monsters and Meanies: Multisensory Metaphors for Helping Children with Fears and Depression, Joyce C. Mills; Chapter 8 Therapeutic Diagnosing in Cases of Childhood Depression, Ronald M. Gabriel; Chapter 9 Integrating Ericksonian Strategies Into Structured Groups for Depression, Brent B. Geary; Interventions for Anxiety; Chapter 10 From Panic to Peace: Recognizing the Continua, Russell A. BourneJr; Chapter 11 A Hypnotherapeutic Approach to Panic Disorder, Harriet E. Hollander; Chapter 12 Anxiety as a Function of Perception: A Theory About Anxiety and a Procedure to Reduce Symptoms to Manageable Levels, David L. Higgins; Chapter 13 Trance-Forming Anxiety: Hypnotic and Strategic Approaches to Treatment, Christopher J. Beletsis; Therapeutic Approaches for Anxiety and Depression; Chapter 14 The Treatment of Anxiety and Depression in Pain States, Robert Schwarz; Chapter 15 Hypnotic Treatment of Depression with the Use of Dissociation and Submodalities, Norma Barretta, Philip Barretta, Joseph A. Bongiovanni; Chapter 16 When Doesn’t the Problem Happen?, Jane E. Peller, John L. Walter; Chapter 17 The Therapist as Variety Generator: Developing Solutions with Depressed Clients, Stephen G. Gilligan;